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1:00Now PlayingOld models said ice ages ended over tens of thousands of years. But radiocarbon dating changed everything.
Suddenly, forests were growing where glaciers supposedly stood—35,000 years ago. And the melt didn’t take 20,000 years… it took just 3,000 to 5,000.
It’s called the energy paradox—and it means we’ve underestimated how fast Earth can change.
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