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Topic	Collapse of a Current in the Atlantic Ocean
BlackScythe0 08/30/25 4:33:03 PM #35:	Proto_Spark posted... Fun fact: The last time the AMOC collapsed was the Younger-Dryas ~12,100 years ago - which isone of the most significant geological events of recent history. The Ice Age was coming to an end and this event basically restarted it for over 1000 years. PBS video if anyone wants to spend 10 minutes and learn what happened last time: https://youtu.be/95u2sk_lRoQ?si=ePhJHh1roTm6_b84 ??? It wasn't ending then and we are still in the same ice age we simply exist in an interglacial period. <cite>BlackScythe0 posted [p:986254257] in Collapse o... [t:81033685]...</cite> <quote>Proto_Spark posted... </cite><quote>Fun fact: The last time the AMOC collapsed was the Younger-Dryas ~12,100 years ago - which isone of the most significant geological events of recent history. The Ice Age was coming to an end and this event basically restarted it for over 1000 years.PBS video if anyone wants to spend 10 minutes and learn what happened last time:https://youtu.be/95u2sk_lRoQ?si=ePhJHh1roTm6_b84</quote>??? It wasn't ending then and we are still in the same ice age we simply exist in an interglacial period. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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