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Multiple icebergs broke off of the Sulzberger Ice Shelf, 8,000 miles from the earthquake's epicenter, after the sea swell from the tsunami reached the ice. The first swell took about 18 hours to reach the shelf and was only about a foot high by then. But it caused enough flex in the floating tongue of ice to let loose two large icebergs and several smaller ones that had a combined surface area of two Manhattan islands. Scientists had suspected this could happen, but in this case quickly and correctly predicted where the tsunami swell would hit and then began watching satellite imagery vigilantly. 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