25-10-2026 12:07 via SciTechDaily

Earth’s Ice Ages May Have Started With a Planet-Wide Ocean Domino Effect

New research suggests that cooling in the Northern Hemisphere may have triggered far-reaching ocean changes that helped drive Earth’s past ice ages. Growing ice sheets in the Northern Hemisphere may have helped push Earth into past ice ages by triggering changes in ocean circulation thousands of miles away, near Antarctica. New research from the University [...]
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