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This Is What An Upside-Down Iceberg Looks Like

Belly up! Here’s what the icy behemoths look like when they’ve had a few too many.

1. On a recent excursion to Antarctica, San Francisco-based filmmaker and designer Alex Cornell, 30, caught a rare glimpse of an iceberg’s underside.

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Alex Cornell / Via alexcornell.com

Most icebergs’ hefty bodies are submerged under water, but occasionally they roll over, according to ScienceNews. Compared to the comprehensively white Antarctic, from a distance on their fast bouncy boat, the iceberg just looked like a piece of rock, Cornell wrote in an email to BuzzFeed.

As we got closer, it became clear that it was a pure jade iceberg. We had a naturalist onboard the zodiac boat with us, and he explained what we were seeing and why it was so exciting. To us, everything we came across was exciting (penguins! icebergs!), but this certainly stood out as a rare sight — something I had never seen before in real life, or even subsequently in photos.

3. Where do icebergs come from, anyway?

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Alex Cornell / Via alexcornell.com

The ice giants break off from glaciers or massive ice sheets and meander along with ocean currents, according to the National Snow & Ice Data Center. So the flip occurs after the iceberg detaches from its parent, or when its ice melts unevenly and it keels over, oceanographer Louise Biddle told ScienceNews.

In a video he made about the shoot, Cornell said capturing images amid blindingly reflective surfaces is the biggest obstacle, especially because the mandatory sunglasses make it hard to review your work as you do on dry land. Of all of his projects, he never imagined a natural photo he took of ice in water would be so widely covered, he wrote on his company’s site.

4. Here’s another view of the spectacularly aquamarine ice, which steadily becomes coated with the flotsam of environmental elements.

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Alex Cornell / Via alexcornell.com

“We were very lucky to come upon it during the short window of time before it blended back into white, after enough air, sun, and snow exposure,” said Cornell.

5. You can see even more footage of Cornell’s Antarctic shoot in his illustrative video.

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Alex Cornell / Via alexcornell.com

Or catch more of his work (like this furry little guy) on his site or Instagram.

6. H/T ScienceNews

President Doing-just-fine assails Romney for being ‘out of touch’

http://twitter.com/#!/BarackObama/status/213005297764147200

The Obama campaign has a remarkable penchant for attacking its rivals in precisely the wrong areas. Whether it’s underdelivering on big promises, adding to the public debt, or dealing with unemployment and job creation, Obama and the DNC constantly seem to be going after the speck in their opponents’ eyes while ignoring the logs in their own.

Now, the president who claimed just last week that the U.S. economy’s private sector is “doing just fine” is trying to paint his opponent as being “out of touch” with the American people. Such a claim was bound to be noticed and forcefully responded to.

Wait. @BarackObama says private sector is "doing fine" and forgets that we're in a recession… but @MittRomney is out of touch?

— Tabitha Hale (@TabithaHale) June 13, 2012

It takes real chutzpah to say that the private sector is 'doing fine,' and then accuse someone else of being 'out of touch.' @BarackObama

— Kevin Eder (@keder) June 13, 2012

Right, and the private sector is #DoingFine… RT @BarackObama: Yes, Mitt Romney really is that out of touch: http://t.co/jt1F4KAk

— Taylor Kjar (@taylorkjar) June 13, 2012

@ObamaNews Obama was the one thinking the private sector was ok. Not Romney. Nothing more out of touch than that.

— Ross Gwin (@rggrrggr) June 13, 2012

Well for once, I agree with Carville. Obama looks like an out of touch ignorant fool every time he discusses economy: http://t.co/l1qjYdYv

— Wayne Allyn Root (@WayneRoot) June 13, 2012

Folks were quick to note other ways in which the 100-rounds-of-golf president is out of touch with the American people, including flying his personal barber from Chicago to Washington, D.C., twice monthly for haircuts, hobnobbing with celebrities at an endless parade of fundraisers, and enjoying one luxury vacation after another:

@BarackObama Mr. president, did you realize that on the golf course or at one of the many fundraisers you've attended? Who's out of touch?

— Lawrence Olsen (@Chvyrs90) June 13, 2012

Flashback: Axelrod called Bush ‘out of touch’ for playing golf in bad economy http://t.co/xbwlhvE7

— Bill Clay III (@Clay8191) June 13, 2012

Dear @BarackObama you are out of touch with reality. And you still haven't visited this one of the 57 states. #truth #Arkansas

— Jennifer Cleveland (@JenCleveland) June 13, 2012

Shorter @BarackObama: "Mitt Romney is out of touch. Anna Wintour said so."

— jon gabriel (@exjon) June 13, 2012

Pleads the man who flies his barber from Chicago to DC: RT @BarackObama: Yes, Romney really is that out of touch: http://t.co/qXTG11ms

— One Who Remembers (@lheal) June 13, 2012

FLOTUS 2010 Spain vacation cost taxpayers over $450,000. As of last Feb, she's gone on 16 vacations. Tell me again who's #outoftouch ? #tcot

— Sarah Kala Crandall (@sarahkcrandall) June 13, 2012

Hi @TruthTeam2012, what its like to have a boss who has an out of touch moment every single day?

— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) June 13, 2012

Once again, the Obama campaign is trying to go after its adversary in an area of its own weakness, and once again, it isn’t working.

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Bada-zing! Brit Hume retweets best way to honor Pres. Obama’s birthday

http://twitter.com/#!/brithume/status/363777335868141568

Oh my … that is beautiful. Fox News’ Brit Hume retweeted that awesome zinger, which was in response to this also hilarious tweet by Andrew Malcolm.

http://twitter.com/#!/AHMalcolm/status/363766238276632576

Twitter users giggled madly.

http://twitter.com/#!/raisetheroof227/status/363826828965711872 http://twitter.com/#!/Ruach321/status/363777834025615360

Perfect indeed. Although, this Twitter user offers up an additional way to help “celebrate” President Obama’s birthday:

http://twitter.com/#!/ArtNelson1/status/363802441726173185

Bam.

On president’s birthday, relentless supporters want no card left unsigned

Full Twitchy coverage of Brit Hume

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Rumor: Newt Gingrich to drop out? Speculation abounds

http://twitter.com/#!/BuzzFeedAndrew/status/194883621503516672

The penguin bites Newt story did give some added oomph to his campaign for a while. Okay, not really. But it did cause lots of mad giggles.

Rumor has it that Newt Gingrich will finally drop out of the presidential race. Shocka! But will he? Before a moon colony is started? Who will think of the moon colony? WHO?

Some say the end of his campaign is imminent.

@JonahNRO There goes Newt's big play.

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) April 24, 2012

New York: Newt Gingrich is preparing to reassess his campaign, that includes considering suspending his campaign via @CNN.

— Jewish Romney Fan (@JPolitics2012) April 24, 2012

If Newt makes noises about dropping out soon, does anyone hear it? #caring

— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) April 24, 2012

But, wait. Not so fast!

Newt to Sean Hannity Radio: "Mistake" for Romney to launch his general campaign tonight.

— Caroline Horn (@CNHorn) April 24, 2012

“@wcnc: Newt #Gingrich to @wcnc : Under any circumstance…we'll be at every event we've planned this week.”

— Dianne Gallagher (@DianneG) April 24, 2012

Newt Gingrich announces he won't drop out of the race. Ever. He will crash the Romney-Obama debates and try to hijack the inaugural address.

— Jason Pinter (@jasonpinter) April 24, 2012

This one about sums it up.

I didn't think Newt would quit tonight. But now that his campaign says he won't, I'm not so sure.

— Sam Youngman (@samyoungman) April 24, 2012

Newt may drop out, sooner rather than later. Unless it’s later. And he doesn’t drop out. Fundamentally.

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