Telegraph: Satellite images have revealed that a 25 mile long strip of ice, which is believed to have pinned the Wilkins Ice Shelf in place since the beginning of recorded history, had broken at its narrowest point. Without it, ice will be able to flow more freely between Charcot and Latady islands on the western side of the Antarctic, eventually moving into the open seas. “It’s amazing how the ice has ruptured. Two days ago, it was intact. We’ve waited a long time to see this,” said …