I copied the image, and degraded it further, so I could send it back over a third satellite, to Denver. From Denver it goes out on the Internet to you. If pictures could get frequent flyer miles, this one could fly for free. Take a look at the image. It may help you to print this description and have the image in front of you.
North is in the upper right corner and south in the lower left.
Halfway up the left hand edge of the picture you can see the eastern part of the Bear Peninsula. The glacier tongue is floating, and is some hundred or more meters thick. Notice the bay between the glacial tongue and Bear Peninsula. From that bay extending almost to the upper right corner of the picture you will see an area slightly lighter in shade than its surroundings. It is located where the Thwaites Iceberg Tongue used to be.