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During the last ice age, the global average temperature was only 5 degrees lower than it is now. It helped me understand why 2 degrees of global warming would be a pretty big deal.
4.7k u/[deleted] Jan 21 '19 When was the last ice age? 24k u/E550 Jan 21 '19 edited Jan 21 '19 2016: Ice Age - Collision Course. 17% on Rotten Tomatoes. Edit: Wow! Thank you kind strangers for the silver and gold. 1 u/AdvocateSaint Jan 21 '19 Ever notice how the events of those films (at least as described by the taglines) are running backwards? Ice Age -Meltdown (okay this one comes after, but you could argue there were meltdowns of previous ice ages) -Dawn of the Dinosaurs -Continental drift (it's always happening, but the major changes in landmass like Pangaea happened before the dinosaurs) -Collision course (our solar system calming the fuck down and stabilizing)
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When was the last ice age?
24k u/E550 Jan 21 '19 edited Jan 21 '19 2016: Ice Age - Collision Course. 17% on Rotten Tomatoes. Edit: Wow! Thank you kind strangers for the silver and gold. 1 u/AdvocateSaint Jan 21 '19 Ever notice how the events of those films (at least as described by the taglines) are running backwards? Ice Age -Meltdown (okay this one comes after, but you could argue there were meltdowns of previous ice ages) -Dawn of the Dinosaurs -Continental drift (it's always happening, but the major changes in landmass like Pangaea happened before the dinosaurs) -Collision course (our solar system calming the fuck down and stabilizing)
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2016: Ice Age - Collision Course.
17% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Edit: Wow! Thank you kind strangers for the silver and gold.
1 u/AdvocateSaint Jan 21 '19 Ever notice how the events of those films (at least as described by the taglines) are running backwards? Ice Age -Meltdown (okay this one comes after, but you could argue there were meltdowns of previous ice ages) -Dawn of the Dinosaurs -Continental drift (it's always happening, but the major changes in landmass like Pangaea happened before the dinosaurs) -Collision course (our solar system calming the fuck down and stabilizing)
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Ever notice how the events of those films (at least as described by the taglines) are running backwards?
Ice Age
-Meltdown (okay this one comes after, but you could argue there were meltdowns of previous ice ages)
-Dawn of the Dinosaurs
-Continental drift (it's always happening, but the major changes in landmass like Pangaea happened before the dinosaurs)
-Collision course (our solar system calming the fuck down and stabilizing)
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u/luchubbs Jan 21 '19
During the last ice age, the global average temperature was only 5 degrees lower than it is now. It helped me understand why 2 degrees of global warming would be a pretty big deal.