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Diagram of the lava going in the ocean and evaporating and coming back as snow.

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Diagram of ice ages, the graph shows the change of temperature from 1000 AD to 1900 AD. The medieval warm period lasted from 1000 AD to 1350 AD and the little ice age lasted from 1550 AD to about 1900 AD.

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"What Thawed the Last Ice Age?" Scientific American Global RSS. N.p., n.d. Web. 02 Dec. 2014.

Maasch, Kirk A. "What Triggers Ice Ages?" PBS. PBS, 30 Dec. 0096. Web. 03 Dec. 2014."Ice Age."

Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 30 Nov. 2014. Web. 02 Dec. 2014.

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video on why there was an ice age .watch from 0:58 to 1:44

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The Ice Age was a period of several hundred years that began within a short time following the global Flood of Noah's Day. During this time, global temperatures cooled and glaciers covered one-third of Earth's surface. The Flood's after-effects, such as warmer oceans and cooler air temperatures, created the necessary conditions.

The Bible gives us the big picture of human history-as well as some critical details-which helps us narrow down when the ice built up and then melted away. After two centuries of research, we now have enough information to begin recreating scenes from the rise and fall of the Ice Age.

Two particular aspects of the Flood were instrumental in causing the Ice Age: (1) extensive volcanic activity during and after the Flood, and (2) the warm oceans following the Flood. We know the extent of the Ice Age because the glaciers left features on the landscape similar to features we observe around glaciers today.

Woolly mammoths probably died after the Flood because there are thousands of carcasses scattered across Alaska and Siberia resting above Flood deposits. There must have been sufficient time for the mammoths to have repopulated these regions after the Flood. The post-Flood Ice Age provides an explanation for the mystery of the woolly mammoths.

As people groups spread out across Asia and into Africa and Europe, a population traversed a landbridge connecting Siberia to North America (a landbridge since submerged in the Bering Strait). From there, the group populated the continent and diversified both genetically and culturally.

Secular scientists struggle to explain what caused the cyclical ice ages that many believe happened in the past.

Geophysicists have a love-hate relationship with "the Ice Age."

A mountain range the size of the European Alps-larger than anyone expected-has finally been measured.

The Flood of Noah's day was the greatest catastrophe in earth history, and it involved much more than rain.

There is plenty of evidence that the woolly mammoths in Siberia, Alaska, and the Yukon and almost all other surficial sites in the Northern Hemisphere died after the Flood.

Twentieth Century Fox has turned the period of Earth history known as the Ice Age into an animated movie for children called Ice Age.

Ask just about anyone, 'Was the Ice Age caused by things getting colder or warmer?' They will almost certainly say, 'That's obvious. Colder, of course!'

Magazine Article

What do you know about the Ice Age? How does it fit into world history?

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The Ice Age was a period of several hundred years that began within a short time following the global Flood of Noah's Day. During this time, global temperatures cooled and glaciers covered one-third of Earth's surface. The Flood's after-effects, such as warmer oceans and cooler air temperatures, created the necessary conditions.

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There was an ice age because of the volcanic eruptions in the arctic ocean and the water evaporating in the air. That made a lot of water in the air and since there was a lot of water vapor in the it snowed A LOT!

Our climate today is actually a warm mix between these many periods of glaciers The most recent period of glaciers, which many people think of as the Ice Age,"was at its height approximately 20,000 years ago.Scientists believe that the ice age ended because of effects on global warming CO2 was the big driver of global warming at the end of the Ice Age."Between 20 and 16 million years ago, The ice age went through a brief cooling period