Earth Chgs Video: Something Happened on Earth a Million Years Ago, Making Ice Ages More Extreme

[Housecarl]

Something Happened on Earth a Million Years Ago, Making Ice Ages More Extreme
RT 13:55
Nov 20, 2021

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksR0x2nqym8

Anton Petrov

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Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a final resolution to an old mystery of the ice ages and why for some reason they intensified around a million years ago.

Links: https://www.pnas.org/content/118/46/e... https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2948/mi... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid-Ple... https://gruze.org/galaxymap/10pc/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleisto...

 

[Shooter]

I wasnt home that day, so dont blame me!

 

[West]

We need to nuke Panama, and open up a huge channel for the Pacific current to flow into the Atlantic. And nuke all of the giant glaciers!

Let's bring on real global warming! Already sick of the cold. And I want orange trees in my yard!

 

[Marie]

These "scientists" that claim to now what happened millions of years ago are as full of sh!t as the dwarf fauci.

 

[tanstaafl]

So it's not enough that the guy very clearly states that putting all the different pieces together to come up with this new theory is really just pure speculation? I don't recall that he ever claims it's the only possible explanation. What got me was the comments about glaciers forming at sea and their interaction with the seafloor. I thought that was generally called "sea ice," since as far as I know glaciers form only on land and are at least partly defined by moving under their own weight (via gravity) and not from being pushed around by something (like ocean currents).

 

[night driver]

when I was in Paki, I was able to talk to Glaciologists and they really only DEFINED glaciers as forming on mountains and advancing down, to lowlands or sea where they either evaporated or calved in oceans.

 

[MinnesotaSmith]

These "scientists" that claim to now what happened millions of years ago are as full of sh!t as the dwarf fauci.

I'm one of them, and after having spent over a decade in college becoming one of them, no, I'm not FOS, any more than the ER doc who saves your life when you come in in separate buckets after a DUI that ends particularly badly, the engineer that puts a space probe on a comet, the physicists that gloriously nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki, etc.

There are loads of ways historical geologists closely infer rock ages besides radiodating and fossils.
How many can you name without looking anything up? If you in fact know all about the subject, as you claim to do, this should be easy for you.

 

[Marie]

Oh let's see if I can recall, thermolumenise, absolute, strata , relative.
Didn't say I was uneducated in the field far from it. Just don't believe it is accurate. There are just as many arguments against the dating methods. And I'm sorry I offended you. I just don't agree with you.
I also by the way don't agree with many physicians. Although there are some that I respect, many aren't worth the paper their diploma is written on.