This is untenable. Anyone with slightest sense of logic and knowledge of geology would instantly know that a so called "snowball earth" could have never happened. The carbon dioxide cycles would have and will prevent any such event. As the water surfaces freeze and land is covered in snow, they stop absorbing CO2, which then accumulates in the atmosphere, warming up the globe and reversing the freeze. So where did all the CO2 and SO2 go if earth is totally frozen over? INTO the atmospher..
@hotboyclarence this is a valid point. But then how do you explain the presence of dropstones deposited at the same time at the equator (proved by Joe Kershvink (spelling?) and his paleomagnetic experiments?). Or perhaps the cap carbonate rocks that are deposited directly and conformably above the dropstones indicating a rapid change in environment (i.e. snowball to no snowball) caused by a build up CO2 from volcanic activity? The snowball earth is such an interesting debate :)
@Fredholt56 Thanks for being civil instead of caling me names (as others do). A vast glaciation at the south pole (that is where the continents had presumable bunched, steteching to lower latitudes, would have brought LAND glaciers much closer to the equator in the SOUTHERN hemispher. Stronger ocean currents caused by much stronger winds (the difference of temperature between warm seas and glaciated land being the cause), would have carried rockladden icebergs closer to or at the equator....
Respond to this video... This would then allow for "dropstones" to be deposited near or occaionally at, the equator, carried in huge icebergs, calved by the land galciers (already closer to the equator), and pushed into the lower latitudes by stronger ocean currents circling the southern supercontinent. If the this southern supercontinent was also mountainous, the glaciers could have stretched directly into under the equator itself (as do today in Kenya and the Andes).....
Respond to this video... Then having icebergs floating into the equatorial waters carrying dropstones would be a routine. The warm water deposits would then alternate with the glaciers dropstone at the equator.
@hotboyclarence I completely understand your point and i can genuienly see no flaw in your argument! The only thing im still unsure about is the mathematical work of budyko where he proved that as glaciers moved closer to the equator (whether they be land ones or not) we enter a vicious circle of positive feedback whereas the earths albedo increases and thus so the earth cools more and more ice covers the earth. Once we enter this then we will be in a snowball earth surely? This theory is...
@Fredholt56 His calculations are not wrong in their numbers on in their premises. For the "point of no return" he supposes a precondition that IF it occurred (which did not and could not happen). We know that the continents were all bunched up in the southern hemisphere and were presumably glaciated. Fine. What makes them think the the norther hemisphere--being all ocean and easy heat transfer mechanism (ocean currents) also froze? The "threshold" could not be reached because......
...theory is truly fascinating and your i value input alot as i am actually doing a project on the theory to go towards a university application this year!
@Fredholt56 because the northern hemisphere remained liquid (water). The Southern continents with a lot of high mountains (if they had just collided to form a super continent, then they must have had many many mountain ranges at the point of collision) could have been full or almost fully glaciated, that that would be only about 30% of the earth surface (actually less, realizing that 600 million years ago, there was less continental crust than it is today--it is continuously increasing....
@Fredholt56 So, with only 20-30% of earth being land, and the glaciation being primarily land phenomemon, and primarily just in the southern hemisphere, that threshold "point of no return" was never reached.
BUT, even if that threshold were reached (no matter how unlikely) and the earth completely froze over, it could not last more than, say, 1000 years. The buildup of SO2 and CO2 in the atmosphere of a frozen earth would thaw it back and cause a strong GREENHOUSE condition to boot too...
@TheUnknown8999 Because that was just the small ice ages that has been around for the last two million years where only the most nothern globe was covered in ice in the winters for some ten thousands years or so. This is freaking snowball earth ice ages where the hole earth all the way to the equator was covered in ice for millions of years so bacteries only could survive by living near volcanoes.
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Wait... we now worrying about Snowball Earth in our lifetime? I mean, didn't we just get over how absurd The Day After Tomorrow was, and that was just an ice age equivalent to the one that ended 10,000 years ago.
@johntheant cavemen lived closer to the equator, in the last ice age not all of the earth was covered in ice, only northern Europe, Canada, part of Russia, Chile, Argentina, Australia and parts of southern Asia. This means that they only survived it because they didn't live in it. Neanderthals lived in the ice areas to hunt mammoths. (Look where that got them! ) :P
The stone alone are barely even circumstantial evidence of glaciation. They could have been deposited by a number of other factors for one. And even if by melting ice, that doesn't tell us how big the "cube" was or where it came from, eg. how far it traveled before melting.
The astute will note that the speculation about "what would happen if..." is just guessing based on no premise. No where do they say that one might happen in the future. AGW is here in the near term, later (~20,000 yrs) we have a renewing of an temporarily arrested ice age. Snowball? Maybe, in the far future (1 myrs), but then anything could happen out there. One nightmare possibility is that AGW remediation could get out of hand and cause one, but I think that would be the least of worries.
@plymouthbaccaruda426: For a while. It washes out of the atmosphere within a year or so; even the gargantuan caldera volcano's emissions wash out within 6 years of the end of the eruption.
ive heard that philippines experienced cold climate , philippines is a tropical country. im from the philippines but i live in japan is it possible that ice age may occur this year?
Why are the first 2 minutes of this video just unsubstantiated speculation about what freezing poles would mean for humans? The implied leap from "the earth has been really cold in the past" to "the earth will be cold in our lifetimes!" is really amazingly stupid.
There are all of 2 actual facts in this 3½ minute clip: that the earth has been cold in the past and that drop-stones in Australia are most likely due to glaciation.
@barr65: It is possible because without the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere the average temperature on Earth today would be -19C (-2F), rather than 14C (57F). So, if a geologic period thrusts up calcite which locks up CO2 into limestone, that could (and probably did) happen, perhaps three times: 780-735mya, 720-700mya, and 685-635mya. Happen in the near future? No, probably not. But if it did, there'd only be extremophiles left afterward.
@Gonzaga78: Yeah, but it ultimately depends upon sunlight for nutrients. A half mile thick ice sheet would kill everything which uses oxygen within a few tens of thousands of years. What would be left are extremophiles of one kind or another, who can live on the sulfur coming out of deep volcanic vents, or on those that can. We would have to go off-planet or invent a tech-heavy hydroponic civilization on top of the ice, which would be drastically smaller than today's.
well that doesnt have sense because there is global warming which lead to the melting of the ice in the poles and not forming it And the global warming problem is increasing due to reckless human activities and this problem have been even discussed in one of the conferences so how would snowballs form?
@dida5100: No one said it was coming; in the grand theme of universal tragedy that the media often dons, they only asked what would happen to man if a snowball earth happened next week, not whether there was any inkling that it would. Global warming is likely in the near term, another ice age in the longer (20,000 yrs) term, and a snowball Earth if things get really out of hand in the farther future (1+ million yrs).
lol canadians dont have to dig holes to fish xD i should know im canadian :P...and i go to the store to get fish ^^...only people up in the far northern regions of canada have to dig holes to fish :P
@stephenph um y do u keep thinking chuck norris does alot of stuff? i always hear like chuck norris does something which is and almost exaggerated, almost impossible. Why do these people keep saying chuck norris?
@XxImm0rtallityxX you're obviously incredibly dumb...microwaves work by exciting the water molecules contained in the food...if they built a giant microwave and used it we would all die...even though micro waves have very low energy, they are enough to make us explode....
@rumive you are a complete joke.....your the dumb one mate. It was a simple joke, y the fk do you need to get serious about a joke, huh? If you imagine it, how the fuk will the microwave encapsulate the earth anyway? Dont give me simple facts that I already know...
So next time use your common sense to differentiate between a joke and a serious question moron.
@hubz500 yeah you are right if they (humans) build lazers,rockets and nuclear weapons why cant they build something that will save our lives like a giant lazer destroys a metor that is going to hit earth...ETC
If this happened again humans would overcome it, we're to smart of a species just to sit there and be like "omg we're all dead let's all give up and die frozen". We would build new houses/buildings that were constantly heated, some how we would learn a way to extract energy from all the ice, after all hydro power exists and ice is frozen water. Also if it lasted a long time our bodies would adapt to the temp over time. Only way humans will ever be wiped out is a zombie infection xD.
Its a nice theory but it doesnt have alot of evidence to support it. A couple of my Geology profs have debunked or given evidence against in lectures.
What? seasons like winter are caused when the earth tilts, so when the northern hemisphere is in winter, the southern hemisphere is in summer. seasons are not caused by the distanse from the sun
i dont think so its possible because its means earth must move away from the sun or earth must be covered with water than ice earth is possible but not just like that because anyway there is south and north so one side should be warm and other cold
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With global warming ice is melting and winters are colder! u should know that.. if global warming continues sea levels will rise and flood continents and that is deadly with cold winters.
In just FIVE YEARS between 2004-2009 the thickness of arctic ice has DROPPED 42%.
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Global Warming is changing our world NOW. CO2 is 35% above levels for 650,000 years. In just 30 years CO2 will be over 450ppm, enough to acidify oceans to the point of stopping the growth of many planktons and corals. They are at the base of the oceans' food chain.
the people who made this just said this bullshit to get people to watch it when the scientists have said nothing other than it has happened before and havent given any evidence it will happen anytime soon
You are not smart, do I need to repeat myself. And growing a cactus? Hell, I grew a cactus when I was four years old, so don't give me that shit. It is always Americans who term the easiest things in the world as though you need rocket science intelligence in order to figure. It must a miracle of intellect that you had figured out how to get out of bed this morning, huh? I bet that in it self is enough of a mental challenge, huh? Fucking lazy ass idiots who don't like paying taxes.
Again you are stereotyping yourself. Canadian pay a much higher taxes on average than Americans (Illinois is a notable exception). With my $20 hour job, about 40% goes to taxes. We have 15% sales tax too. Then there is property taxes etc. etc. You didn't read what I wrote first time so I'll repeat it: We grow wild cactus's outside.
How can someone stereotype himself? "Canadian pay a much higher taxes on average than Americans." Not really.
But without those taxes, you would have no roads, no charter schools (mind I don't mind them being replaced), no military or national defense, and no financial security of bank notes (paper money) and so you wouldn't be able to pay for anything with a dollar bill.
@EmoEthanOwns no that is actuall pretty funny, im pretty sure australia would be fine if there was an ice age, u guys could all come and live down under
well scientists are only saying this bc environmentalist dont allow them to tell the truth. sciencists are now ignoring this, and telling the truth now.
some people are trying to get to them without them being stopped.
in this case, this is why this video is on youtube.
so why are we trying to "prevent" global warming?
biglip1414 3 weeks ago
Hm it was in 2008 not in 2011 now we will have a burning world
Kreepeuromg1o0fat 1 month ago
If humans thousands of years ago survived this we're well able to do so for another one.
magmablood2 1 month ago
Narrator : What will happen when the world is frozen over?!
Uhh the government goes into their underground eco system and we all die ?
DzMusic2011 2 months ago
Aussie Aussie Aussie... Oi Oi Oi !!!
jasmmunch 2 months ago
What do you think will happen snowball earth or lava field earth? :O
SmirksTina 2 months ago in playlist Earth from Above - YouTube Space Lab
lets do it.
thePEOPLEperson1 3 months ago
...Trapped in an ICY HELL. .. Lol!
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'' walking in a winter wounderland'' Oh what Thumb Me Up Dudes If You Think You Are Cool :)=
lollydolly12345 3 months ago
'' walking in a winter wounderland'' Oh what Thumb Me Up Dudes If You Think You Are Cool :)
lollydolly12345 3 months ago
atleast africa would finally get some water...
MortallicA91 3 months ago
while everyone is declaring these emergencies, us Canadians will be figuring out a way to dig realy deep ice holes... dicks
KulakxFilms 3 months ago 4
@KulakxFilms I KNOW MAN, SOME NONSENSE CANADIAN HATERRS. 'Least we canadians will get some fish!
SmirksTina 2 months ago in playlist Earth from Above - YouTube Space Lab
did humans do this as well?
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This is untenable. Anyone with slightest sense of logic and knowledge of geology would instantly know that a so called "snowball earth" could have never happened. The carbon dioxide cycles would have and will prevent any such event. As the water surfaces freeze and land is covered in snow, they stop absorbing CO2, which then accumulates in the atmosphere, warming up the globe and reversing the freeze. So where did all the CO2 and SO2 go if earth is totally frozen over? INTO the atmospher..
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
I blame Canada, that is where the cold comes from.
twlight76 5 months ago
snowball earth?? Isn't it called an Ice Age...
Maisy2499 5 months ago
@Maisy2499 snowball earth is basically an ice age, but the difference is that the whole world is covered in snow and ice (literally!)
Mrcryptidsarereal 5 months ago
@Mrcryptidsarereal O I C. Thats scary :S
Maisy2499 5 months ago
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hotboyclarence 5 months ago
@hotboyclarence this is a valid point. But then how do you explain the presence of dropstones deposited at the same time at the equator (proved by Joe Kershvink (spelling?) and his paleomagnetic experiments?). Or perhaps the cap carbonate rocks that are deposited directly and conformably above the dropstones indicating a rapid change in environment (i.e. snowball to no snowball) caused by a build up CO2 from volcanic activity? The snowball earth is such an interesting debate :)
Fredholt56 5 months ago
@Fredholt56 Thanks for being civil instead of caling me names (as others do). A vast glaciation at the south pole (that is where the continents had presumable bunched, steteching to lower latitudes, would have brought LAND glaciers much closer to the equator in the SOUTHERN hemispher. Stronger ocean currents caused by much stronger winds (the difference of temperature between warm seas and glaciated land being the cause), would have carried rockladden icebergs closer to or at the equator....
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
Respond to this video... This would then allow for "dropstones" to be deposited near or occaionally at, the equator, carried in huge icebergs, calved by the land galciers (already closer to the equator), and pushed into the lower latitudes by stronger ocean currents circling the southern supercontinent. If the this southern supercontinent was also mountainous, the glaciers could have stretched directly into under the equator itself (as do today in Kenya and the Andes).....
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
Respond to this video... Then having icebergs floating into the equatorial waters carrying dropstones would be a routine. The warm water deposits would then alternate with the glaciers dropstone at the equator.
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
@hotboyclarence I completely understand your point and i can genuienly see no flaw in your argument! The only thing im still unsure about is the mathematical work of budyko where he proved that as glaciers moved closer to the equator (whether they be land ones or not) we enter a vicious circle of positive feedback whereas the earths albedo increases and thus so the earth cools more and more ice covers the earth. Once we enter this then we will be in a snowball earth surely? This theory is...
Fredholt56 5 months ago
@Fredholt56 His calculations are not wrong in their numbers on in their premises. For the "point of no return" he supposes a precondition that IF it occurred (which did not and could not happen). We know that the continents were all bunched up in the southern hemisphere and were presumably glaciated. Fine. What makes them think the the norther hemisphere--being all ocean and easy heat transfer mechanism (ocean currents) also froze? The "threshold" could not be reached because......
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
...theory is truly fascinating and your i value input alot as i am actually doing a project on the theory to go towards a university application this year!
Fredholt56 5 months ago
@Fredholt56 because the northern hemisphere remained liquid (water). The Southern continents with a lot of high mountains (if they had just collided to form a super continent, then they must have had many many mountain ranges at the point of collision) could have been full or almost fully glaciated, that that would be only about 30% of the earth surface (actually less, realizing that 600 million years ago, there was less continental crust than it is today--it is continuously increasing....
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
@Fredholt56 So, with only 20-30% of earth being land, and the glaciation being primarily land phenomemon, and primarily just in the southern hemisphere, that threshold "point of no return" was never reached.
BUT, even if that threshold were reached (no matter how unlikely) and the earth completely froze over, it could not last more than, say, 1000 years. The buildup of SO2 and CO2 in the atmosphere of a frozen earth would thaw it back and cause a strong GREENHOUSE condition to boot too...
hotboyclarence 5 months ago
Aaaaaarghhhhhh Global warming aaaarghhhhhhh
tjohn1986 5 months ago
and the worst thing.... cars won't start!!
lorenzarthur91 5 months ago
canadians kills harp seal pups. let the canadians die
SunriseFestival 6 months ago
Humans survived the first Ice Age. We can survive another.
TheUnknown8999 7 months ago
@TheUnknown8999 Because that was just the small ice ages that has been around for the last two million years where only the most nothern globe was covered in ice in the winters for some ten thousands years or so. This is freaking snowball earth ice ages where the hole earth all the way to the equator was covered in ice for millions of years so bacteries only could survive by living near volcanoes.
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95% of all life will die...
we are screwed
MrMusicaloverlord 7 months ago
95% of all life dies when this happens
MrMusicaloverlord 7 months ago
if the world froze over today, i'd go ice skating
AsianHideOut 7 months ago
This is so typical of any TV documentary, and this is why you also don't learn science from TV documentaries.
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hoppimike 9 months ago
The ice will melt, covering the Earth with water. Those who'll survive, will adapt to a new world. Waterworld.
bad joke huh?
cooldude8437 9 months ago
Damn nature you scaryy
dajavinator 9 months ago
poor canadians...
chungwkh 9 months ago 25
@chungwkh haha but the problem is we have a highly uneducated obese population in america..... well 2 bad 4 them
mzm94 4 months ago
Nimps ?
WhatAreSpinkters 9 months ago
Wait... we now worrying about Snowball Earth in our lifetime? I mean, didn't we just get over how absurd The Day After Tomorrow was, and that was just an ice age equivalent to the one that ended 10,000 years ago.
dadsoldtapes 9 months ago
Don't worry people we can survive this I mean cavemen survived the ice age
johntheant 10 months ago 19
@johntheant snowball earth is a different type of ice age, very few life forms would survive
blooberblabber 9 months ago
@johntheant
Thing is, a change like this wouldn't happen by tomorrow. It would happen over a very long time.
Andreazor 1 month ago
@johntheant cavemen lived closer to the equator, in the last ice age not all of the earth was covered in ice, only northern Europe, Canada, part of Russia, Chile, Argentina, Australia and parts of southern Asia. This means that they only survived it because they didn't live in it. Neanderthals lived in the ice areas to hunt mammoths. (Look where that got them! ) :P
KilzoUK 2 weeks ago
JUST FIND A WAY TO LIVE ON MARS NOWW!!
bugoy111 10 months ago
The stone alone are barely even circumstantial evidence of glaciation. They could have been deposited by a number of other factors for one. And even if by melting ice, that doesn't tell us how big the "cube" was or where it came from, eg. how far it traveled before melting.
wrjamescom 10 months ago
Well there goes my night...
TTReCoiiLL 10 months ago
Our descendants're gonna need thicker snowcoats. Brrr...
colonist067 10 months ago
1:12 Looks like a messed up keyboard to me.
DannySmith300 10 months ago
is it global warming or snowball earth? i'm confused....
jybookcrazy31 11 months ago
Ice Age looks good. Bring it on ;)
gnabeel 11 months ago
@gnabeel yeah i agree!!!
craigjonesslipknot5 11 months ago
haha day after tomorrow
gungun123ify 11 months ago
Hoth.
dragnarok1134 11 months ago
Mmmmm! Earth flavored marshmallow snowballs. I could get rich with this!
mcgyvr2009i 11 months ago
snow is badass.
alienation69 11 months ago
were gonna freeze!! on snowball earth!!
wengneuda13 11 months ago
The astute will note that the speculation about "what would happen if..." is just guessing based on no premise. No where do they say that one might happen in the future. AGW is here in the near term, later (~20,000 yrs) we have a renewing of an temporarily arrested ice age. Snowball? Maybe, in the far future (1 myrs), but then anything could happen out there. One nightmare possibility is that AGW remediation could get out of hand and cause one, but I think that would be the least of worries.
puncheex 1 year ago
@puncheex isn't it also true that soot shot into the air from volcanoes can cool an area locally? I'm just curious.
plymouthbaccaruda426 11 months ago
@plymouthbaccaruda426: For a while. It washes out of the atmosphere within a year or so; even the gargantuan caldera volcano's emissions wash out within 6 years of the end of the eruption.
puncheex 11 months ago
GRADE A BULLSHIT!
Gandalfgrey93 1 year ago
@Gandalfgrey93: evidence?
puncheex 1 year ago
wow canadians are going to have to dig much deeper holes when they go ice fishing... dumb americans... >:(
69MrUsername69 1 year ago
ive heard that philippines experienced cold climate , philippines is a tropical country. im from the philippines but i live in japan is it possible that ice age may occur this year?
cLawrenbert 1 year ago
The scariest thing is that the climate is comming a bit closer to that every year. 0_0
ingarsss 1 year ago
@ingarsss
sorry buddy, its the opposite.
RainFTWs 1 year ago
@RainFTWs
Oh yeah? In Latvia it's the most cold and snowy winter ever. And that lighthouse turning into icehouse?
ingarsss 1 year ago
@ingarsss
you cant judge by one or two winter being cold....
RainFTWs 1 year ago
Why are the first 2 minutes of this video just unsubstantiated speculation about what freezing poles would mean for humans? The implied leap from "the earth has been really cold in the past" to "the earth will be cold in our lifetimes!" is really amazingly stupid.
There are all of 2 actual facts in this 3½ minute clip: that the earth has been cold in the past and that drop-stones in Australia are most likely due to glaciation.
substack 1 year ago
how is this even possible?
barr65 1 year ago
@barr65: It is possible because without the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere the average temperature on Earth today would be -19C (-2F), rather than 14C (57F). So, if a geologic period thrusts up calcite which locks up CO2 into limestone, that could (and probably did) happen, perhaps three times: 780-735mya, 720-700mya, and 685-635mya. Happen in the near future? No, probably not. But if it did, there'd only be extremophiles left afterward.
puncheex 1 year ago
If the earth is covered with ice then the north n south poles will not melt!!!!
megablood02 1 year ago
fish wouldn't die..... there are fish living under the ice on north pole ffs its one of the richest ecossistems on earth
Gonzaga78 1 year ago
@Gonzaga78: Yeah, but it ultimately depends upon sunlight for nutrients. A half mile thick ice sheet would kill everything which uses oxygen within a few tens of thousands of years. What would be left are extremophiles of one kind or another, who can live on the sulfur coming out of deep volcanic vents, or on those that can. We would have to go off-planet or invent a tech-heavy hydroponic civilization on top of the ice, which would be drastically smaller than today's.
puncheex 1 year ago
@puncheex lol i got to say ur right xD
Gonzaga78 1 year ago
well that doesnt have sense because there is global warming which lead to the melting of the ice in the poles and not forming it And the global warming problem is increasing due to reckless human activities and this problem have been even discussed in one of the conferences so how would snowballs form?
dida5100 1 year ago
@dida5100: No one said it was coming; in the grand theme of universal tragedy that the media often dons, they only asked what would happen to man if a snowball earth happened next week, not whether there was any inkling that it would. Global warming is likely in the near term, another ice age in the longer (20,000 yrs) term, and a snowball Earth if things get really out of hand in the farther future (1+ million yrs).
puncheex 1 year ago
I like how almost none of the more recent comments have nothing to do with the video. Just taxes.
PizzaLizard 1 year ago
Canada shall be refuckulated.
TheScubaSteveO 1 year ago
Snowball Earth won't happen cause GLOBAL WARMING!
lueljohn 1 year ago
0:31 HOGWARTS!??! =DDD
BboyChopstixSK 1 year ago
lol canadians dont have to dig holes to fish xD i should know im canadian :P...and i go to the store to get fish ^^...only people up in the far northern regions of canada have to dig holes to fish :P
DjGrimmace 1 year ago
free ice cream YAYY! (:
NikoChickenLover 1 year ago
chuck norris made his snow ball in 3:36 minutes.
stephenph 1 year ago
@stephenph um y do u keep thinking chuck norris does alot of stuff? i always hear like chuck norris does something which is and almost exaggerated, almost impossible. Why do these people keep saying chuck norris?
Legomakerx 1 year ago
@stephenph chuck norris blows guys for free.
alienation69 11 months ago
pinguin have it all
TheShadow111111the 1 year ago
just eat snow and get hydrated
greesemonkey1234 1 year ago
Why don't scientists create a giant microwave??0.o
XxImm0rtallityxX 1 year ago
@XxImm0rtallityxX you're obviously incredibly dumb...microwaves work by exciting the water molecules contained in the food...if they built a giant microwave and used it we would all die...even though micro waves have very low energy, they are enough to make us explode....
rumive 1 year ago
@rumive you are a complete joke.....your the dumb one mate. It was a simple joke, y the fk do you need to get serious about a joke, huh? If you imagine it, how the fuk will the microwave encapsulate the earth anyway? Dont give me simple facts that I already know...
So next time use your common sense to differentiate between a joke and a serious question moron.
XxImm0rtallityxX 1 year ago
cool!
liquidplastic62 1 year ago
@hubz500 yeah you are right if they (humans) build lazers,rockets and nuclear weapons why cant they build something that will save our lives like a giant lazer destroys a metor that is going to hit earth...ETC
Dogman32123 1 year ago
If this happened again humans would overcome it, we're to smart of a species just to sit there and be like "omg we're all dead let's all give up and die frozen". We would build new houses/buildings that were constantly heated, some how we would learn a way to extract energy from all the ice, after all hydro power exists and ice is frozen water. Also if it lasted a long time our bodies would adapt to the temp over time. Only way humans will ever be wiped out is a zombie infection xD.
Hubz500 1 year ago
DAMN NATURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
karolsoda 1 year ago
only mexicans survive
ixonixas 1 year ago
DAMN NATURE YOU REALLY SCARY!!!!
2afrosamurai 1 year ago
@2afrosamurai I thought there wasn't a REALLY in that statement
demonwolfdawg 1 year ago
@demonwolfdawg i added the REALLY cuz thats REALLY SCARY
2afrosamurai 1 year ago
@2afrosamurai lol
demonwolfdawg 1 year ago
lets go to mars duuuuuuuuuuuude
demonwolfdawg 1 year ago 26
@demonwolfdawg no wait, it colder
davidlee110 1 year ago
@davidlee110 aw SHIT!
demonwolfdawg 1 year ago
@demonwolfdawg ....Mars FTW :D
Tehandpickid 1 year ago
@demonwolfdawg Mars is a fucking red ice age.
BaxterXenon 5 months ago
@BaxterXenon yea but its coooool
demonwolfdawg 5 months ago
Ok then 2012 is better than if the whole world freezes to death!
Drake45100 1 year ago
don't worry guys its only a theory!it could or NoT happen.well just be prepared
kamikazeboy123 1 year ago
Its a nice theory but it doesnt have alot of evidence to support it. A couple of my Geology profs have debunked or given evidence against in lectures.
destroistheduke 1 year ago
When earth will be frozen, Global Warming will come and fix this! Problem solved
liliphhh 1 year ago
Omg typical.... a few drop stones in Australia and he whole earth is a snowball.... just like 1 swallow makes summer
vandaahll 1 year ago
aw shit its summer where i live and my house is covered with snow
CAZZERNERY 1 year ago
Icy London, Icy France, Icy Philippines!
ReconOne123456789 1 year ago
If it did why do we have animals and people still today?
MyAero13 1 year ago
@MyAero13 idk
CAZZERNERY 1 year ago
@MyAero13
Because microorganisms that survived deep in the ocean, where it was not frozen, were able to proceed with the evolutionary process.
1VILLABOLO 1 year ago
o.o thats really scary!Dx
101naturelover 1 year ago
this can never happen
ASCYR38 1 year ago
Meh. I live in Quebec, that would'n make much of a differance.
PhantomSephiroth 1 year ago
And just think "It has happened at least 3times before". Guess what..WE had nothing whatsoever to do with it, and have NO way of stopping it again...
Blogengezer 1 year ago
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Bullshit. Global freezing could not be from day to day. It is very very VERY long process!!!
MRelwa 1 year ago
im scared aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!
steph13adela 1 year ago 8
if global warming was true it would happen in winter when the earth is closet to the sun
poohcash1 1 year ago
What? seasons like winter are caused when the earth tilts, so when the northern hemisphere is in winter, the southern hemisphere is in summer. seasons are not caused by the distanse from the sun
krismaniac 1 year ago
i dont think so its possible because its means earth must move away from the sun or earth must be covered with water than ice earth is possible but not just like that because anyway there is south and north so one side should be warm and other cold
KaipYraTau 2 years ago
of course it was covered in a thick ice man... Ice age was here once...
ThorCollins 2 years ago 2
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goog2k 2 years ago
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stupid has anyone heard of global warming? we r like the third planet closet to the sun!
fishyboutique 2 years ago
With global warming ice is melting and winters are colder! u should know that.. if global warming continues sea levels will rise and flood continents and that is deadly with cold winters.
nidzaPFC 2 years ago
In just FIVE YEARS between 2004-2009 the thickness of arctic ice has DROPPED 42%.
This was discovered by NASA satellite measurements. Reported 7/7/09
Search:
New NASA Satellite Survey Reveals Dramatic Arctic Sea Ice Thinning
Global Warming is changing our world NOW. CO2 is 35% above levels for 650,000 years. In just 30 years CO2 will be over 450ppm, enough to acidify oceans to the point of stopping the growth of many planktons and corals. They are at the base of the oceans' food chain.
goog2k 2 years ago
That's enough to make me shit myself
TheAlienFan 2 years ago
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The only good from this freezing will be so the NG program will stop brainwash people with dumb documentaries.
Riste1986 2 years ago
@Riste1986 If u dont like NG than why are u watching this? o.O
brutaka359 2 years ago
Well i have to compare the science with the real science, man has to know the both sides Lie and Truth.
Riste1986 2 years ago
@Riste1986 I guess you got a point. I like NG
brutaka359 2 years ago
At 2:10 I've been there! xD I went to Flinders Rangers in the holidays right now they have a big mining hole for all that kind of stuff.
HIIMRYANHOWDOYOUDO 2 years ago
The thing with this and the warming fear mongering is that people act like this will happen all at once or something, umm no.
nakawick 2 years ago
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This is bullshit.
Scientists says Earth will become a "Hot Planet" because of CO2 production.
Now with this crappy probrabilty of Earth become a Snowball planet.
This is bullshit, as I said.
RKSudo 2 years ago
I think your right
the people who made this just said this bullshit to get people to watch it when the scientists have said nothing other than it has happened before and havent given any evidence it will happen anytime soon
freakinorsm 2 years ago
Please read something and know what you're talking about before posting such a comment ;]
thehumanslayer 2 years ago
Is it bad that I laughed when the guy said canadians have to dig deeper holes to fish?
EmoEthanOwns 2 years ago 63
@EmoEthanOwns
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL LMFAO
RedLego391 1 year ago
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@EmoEthanOwns
''is it bad that I laughed when the guy said canadians have to dig deeper holes to fish''?
It is xD
xQsCinema 1 year ago
@EmoEthanOwns obviously you know nothing about canada, typical stupid american.
sunn0isamazing 1 year ago
Well they already live on a tundra, so to a Canadian. "Ehh its is more of the same-o"
TheRadicalRyushin 1 year ago
@TheRadicalRyushin
Not true. Where I live we can grow cactus's outside and summer temps reach 40 C. Please don't stereotype Americans as being not worldly smart.
anaurafire 1 year ago
You are not smart, do I need to repeat myself. And growing a cactus? Hell, I grew a cactus when I was four years old, so don't give me that shit. It is always Americans who term the easiest things in the world as though you need rocket science intelligence in order to figure. It must a miracle of intellect that you had figured out how to get out of bed this morning, huh? I bet that in it self is enough of a mental challenge, huh? Fucking lazy ass idiots who don't like paying taxes.
TheRadicalRyushin 1 year ago
@TheRadicalRyushin
Again you are stereotyping yourself. Canadian pay a much higher taxes on average than Americans (Illinois is a notable exception). With my $20 hour job, about 40% goes to taxes. We have 15% sales tax too. Then there is property taxes etc. etc. You didn't read what I wrote first time so I'll repeat it: We grow wild cactus's outside.
anaurafire 1 year ago
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How can someone stereotype himself? "Canadian pay a much higher taxes on average than Americans." Not really.
But without those taxes, you would have no roads, no charter schools (mind I don't mind them being replaced), no military or national defense, and no financial security of bank notes (paper money) and so you wouldn't be able to pay for anything with a dollar bill.
TheRadicalRyushin 1 year ago
@EmoEthanOwns no that is actuall pretty funny, im pretty sure australia would be fine if there was an ice age, u guys could all come and live down under
LayneStaley01 1 year ago
@EmoEthanOwns lmao damn maybe the Eskimos up North do that but not here down South. O_O hahahaha
SonnyA89 1 year ago
@EmoEthanOwns yes it is bad >:(
halobrandoncox 1 year ago
@EmoEthanOwns Yea that is bad. :D
TheJambomen 1 year ago
@EmoEthanOwns
no.
Albukhshi 1 year ago
National Geographic has turned into BBC / Fox :(
MadsterV 2 years ago
Sounds like north dakota.
00dles0fn00dles 2 years ago 2
im lucky coz i leave in a tropical country
jemhson 2 years ago
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this is fucking with people, scientist say the earth gonna be fucking hot and now ice?? wtf?? stupid motherfuckers
ghostman8484 2 years ago
ur rite tho
wynn1993 2 years ago
Woah ultimate snowball fight! :D
yoshikid360 2 years ago 2
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how the fuck did the earth turn into the moon....
privacym 2 years ago
Pole shift!!We will die :D.
NAWRARESNAW 2 years ago
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UltimaXproductions 2 years ago
Its happening now
UltimaXproductions.
Bloodscalpr 2 years ago
i know i made a mistake O_O
UltimaXproductions 2 years ago
What a crap. Scientists says the Earth is becoming hot and hot.
So, how the fuck we gonna back to Ice Age?
RKSudo 2 years ago
watch the episode!!
elrouxroux 2 years ago
well scientists are only saying this bc environmentalist dont allow them to tell the truth. sciencists are now ignoring this, and telling the truth now.
some people are trying to get to them without them being stopped.
in this case, this is why this video is on youtube.
-ultimaXproduction's sister.
UltimaXproductions 2 years ago
dumbass
FIGHTFANNERD3 2 years ago
bullshit, there trying to scare you , no fear.
enjoy2sk8 2 years ago
its true but it won't happen for like a billion years or maby a lowest of 100 years
UltimaXproductions 2 years ago
U wish UltimaXproductions...u wish..
NAWRARESNAW 2 years ago
ya i wish it is happening O_O
UltimaXproductions 2 years ago