Ice Age Ended in 1,000 Years Across Atlantic
June 13, 2026
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as posted by the channelHe's walking through David Ericsson's findings on the transition out of the last ice age, and the precision here matters. Radiocarbon dating, foraminifera climate curves, and paleo temperature measurements all converge on the same window: roughly 11,000 years ago. What stands out is the simultaneity. This wasn't a gradual regional thaw. The shift from glacial to post-glacial conditions happened across the entire North Atlantic and its adjacent seas at essentially the same time, within about a thousand years. That's geologically instantaneous. When you see that kind of synchronicity over such a vast area, you're looking at a forcing mechanism that operates at a planetary scale, not just local climate variability.
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