Ice Age Catalyst: Climate's Role in Human History | Extra Long Documentary

During Europe's ice age around 60,000 BC, dramatic climate shifts forced early humans, including a dwindling Homo sapiens population, to adapt to harsh conditions. These changes favored Homo sapiens over Neanderthals, whose inability to adapt led to their decline. Centuries later, climate change again reshaped history; cooler, drier conditions drove the Huns to invade Europe, sparking mass migrations that weakened the Roman Empire and contributed to the onset of the Dark Ages.
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[@gbennett58]

There are so many errors in this documentary. The biggest one is the statement that the ice age came to an end around 17,000 years ago, which couldn't be further from the truth. We are in an ice age, the Quaternary, which began 2.5 million years ago and is still ongoing. We are in an inter-glacial period (during which warming occurs) known as the Holocene, which began around 11,650 years ago. I'm disappointed, especially since many will assume the information in this documentary represents the truth.

[@justmenotyou3151]

So many of these programs fail to realize that point. They fail to realize glacial and interglacial periods of this iceage.

[@seanflewin9803]

Just goes to show you can't believe a word scientists say

[@markstuber4731]

#Pedantry

[@jimmyglea]

Well…they could have said 17,001 years ago and that would have been “further from the truth”…just sayin’.

[@NewUser-cn5sr]

They even said at 1:01:41 that scientists could tell the sex of a bog mummy by examining the bones. How transphobic!

[@trex3003]

I do not accept the thesis that the Neanderthal died out because of their inability to adapt. They had been adapting to their environments for thousands of years! A recent documentary attributed their massive decline in numbers to a cascade of sudden and extreme climatic and geologic events, like a huge volcanic eruption. Also, the modern humans may have brought viruses and diseases the Neanderthals had no immunity to.

[@coxchaka]

🎯

[@in2livinit]

That's a very possible localized catalyst. Combined then with more intellectually capable Homosapiens who gradually assimilated and squeezed the dwindling population out, explaining the % of their DNA still found mixed in ours globally.

[@summersolstice884]

@trex2002 - - Hard to find the truth from so long ago... tantalizing little hints here and there ... plus there could have been multiple reasons at multiple locations, and it just added up to a total population collapse ... Maybe some of the same reason that mega fauna died out so suddenly about 10,000 plus thousands of years ago??

[@rhmendelson]

If their were climatic events they couldn’t adapt to, then they didn’t adapt.

[@parasuparasu-ki9gb]

This historic hypothesis neglects and rejects so much conflicting evidences which would lead us to other conclusions, the reason is that it is presented for the simpleton sheeple consumer talbot populations so they can shut up, keep their heads down and work like ass's without questioning life's goal. It's the perfect history for donkeys and ass like humans.

[@nickinurse6433]

Milankovic cycles should be discussed in any program about climate

[@brianraffey618]

But the science is settled isn't it ? Greta Thunberg said so. 🤣

[@Deebz270]

The much vaunted (by ignorant climate science deniers) Mlankovich Cycles have no real bearing on the current anthropogenic global warming trend; they only influenced the waxing and waning of the glacials... The climate controlling dynamic is driven by HUMAN POPULATION OVERSHOOT and the combustion of ancient sequestered hydrocarbons - fossil fuels. As the cryosphere is now in rapid retreat, the current interstadial (warm period between glacial maximums) is now regarded as being 'indefinite'; meaning - no return to glaciation - no more 'ice-ages', making the MC's even less important in maintaining the Earth's biospheric equilibrium. GET EDUCATED.

[@Deebz270]

@@brianraffey618 The subject was 'settled' long before Greta Thunberg's entrance to the debate... It is ONLY science-ignorant plebeians that deny anthropogenic global warming - and a whole raft of other 'anthropogenic vectors of doom'...

[@judithmcdonald9001]

This is Climate Change 101. Required before Milankokvich cycles and CMEs and what the James Webb Telescope has to say 😵😵😵

[@selfish-perverse-n-turbulent]

​@@brianraffey618says the frog to the slowly boiling pot

[@RachealRichardson]

The info here is pretty out of date. First Australians arrived on the continent by boat over 75,000 years ago. This is before Toba (the Indonesian super volcano) exploded 70,000 years ago. The doco fails to mention the impact of comets and other volcanic activity in the past 100,000 years. The concept of "hunter gatherers/foragers" vs farmers has be debunked. The progression was not linear, but a complex mix of both.

[@judithmcdonald9001]

Monte Verde in Chile = 14,000 BCE The southern hemisphere had a very different story from that of Europe. . . .and the ocean people who fished instead of hunting and floated through the changes. So little study. And, yes Australopithecus and Denisovans . . .there's so much more to tell. but it's not "proven" "acceptable" it really needs to be mentioned. We are so much more than neanderthals

[@jockmccartney30]

Human activities have less than negligible affect on climate compared with predictable cyclic solar phenomena, volcanic activities, glacial cycles etc.

[@bobbray9666]

Human foot prints dated 23k years ago at White Sands, New Mexico.

[@mrsatire9475]

You should report the video for misinformation

[@robertfarrimond3369]

Since the earliest Neanderthal-like fossils date to 430,000 years ago, they survived multiple interglacial periods and glacial advances before their disappearance. Your video presents assumptions as facts.

[@mrsatire9475]

There's a lot of misinformation in this video. You should report it. The Noah flood story is another one.

[@ricardojames2004]

Methinks a ten year climate shift is no bed of roses.

[@judithmcdonald9001]

I think you added 300,000 yrs.There are undoubtedly some hominid fossils, but the oldest confirmed to any known hominid species is 160,000 ybp Anything having to do with pre-history (anthropology) comes with the caveat: "as far as we know." The more we study, the more the pat changes LOL.

[@dananorth895]

Modern man has been pushed back as far as 300,00 yrs. Probably older.

[@felipeaccioly8671]

my cue from this is the problem is "global cooling" instead of "global warming" and cooling comes from completely uncontrolable factors like sun activity, vulcano eruptions and the deformation of earth orbit

[@foyerfelin]

Why not finish with a comparison of the early middle-ages hot climate that saw vikings building houses in Green Land which is too cold for human agriculture in current climatic conditions.

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

Spot on

[@juneroberts5305]

Academics are still arguing and debating (more arguments than debates) whether the Medieval Warm Period was regional or global.

[@SandstormGT]

Because that doesn't fit the narrative.

[@vinnies8in]

they did on other episodes

[@nickinurse6433]

That was right after the little ice age

[@indigenousnorwegianeuropa4145]

Change is the only constant🫵

[@parasuparasu-ki9gb]

The self is also constant, although the body is forever changing, the individual self maintains its unique distinctive identity as a seperate persona.

[@mrsatire9475]

The more things change, the more things stay the same

[@grahamgillard3722]

The crazy conclusion presented in the last minute or so is completely contradicted by the evidence presented throughout the rest of the show.

[@skrizovec]

Exactly

[@tmac9972]

I thought the exact same thing . Dido.@@skrizovec

[@buninparadise9476]

12:10 the most interesting statement of the entire video: ...Here we see a shift within ten years...

[@smroog]

EXCELLENT !!! EXCELLENT !!!!! A wonderful video. Thank You !!!

[@Andy_Babb]

Thanks again 😊

[@bethskitchen4561]

That’s was very interesting and I liked that the last dude made me laugh at the end. We can control climate for future generations? That’s funny stuff. I mean after all that then to finish with idiocy.

[@mrsatire9475]

That part about the Noah story was worse, completely idiotic. Even children call it out.

[@j.s.c.4355]

Interesting! I have heard the volcano theory to explain the dark skies of 536ad, but I heard it was Krakatoa.

[@janetbratter1]

Yes. Research indicates Krakatoa was instrumental in other long term global catastrophes. Destroyed agricultural output led to famine led to plagues and resulted in population reduction.

[@danieltikusis5239]

Which erupted or did both erupt the same year? Time for another documentary.

[@hillockfarm8404]

@@danieltikusis5239 There is a documentary floating around on yt on the 536 eruption, covers about 10 years and 2 big volcanic eruptions, el salvador and either krakatoa or mount tambora.

[@woodspirit98]

​@@danieltikusis5239that's a great question. During the Dalton minimum Tambora erupted in 1814 however mt Mayon had it's worse eruption ever in the Philippines. It's not unlike the New Madrid earthquake. There were other 8. And above earthquakes around the world around the same time.

[@ThePzrLdr]

Yes, I thought the same. However, there could have been several eruptions back then, something I never considered.

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Says Australia populated from Africa only 20 something thousand years....there are 72000 year old pictographs in Kimberly region.

[@iichthus5760]

The hubris in this in mind boggling

[@withnail70]

An age when supposed university professors say 'Sort of, like...' 😢😢😢.

[@juneroberts5305]

I like how at the end he says that we will be able to control the climate if we do such and such. What a twit. 😂😂😂 You really think that, sir? Really? 😂😂😂

[@helenaleahy9396]

We can't totally eliminate climate change, we can however adopt to it .

[@juneroberts5305]

@helenaleahy9396 Absolutely. We will never be its master no matter what we do.

[@brianraffey618]

He gets a bonus from Al Gore for saying such stupid things like that.

[@YogiMcCaw]

Actually , he's right. We know how to raise the temp of the Earth (by raising CO2) and that it can be lowered by reducing CO2. In other words, we now have our hands on the planet's thermostat. But, like a bunch of little kids, we're just unconsciously turning up the dial without knowing what we're doing . But the point is clear: we have our hands on the thermostat, and if we decide to think consciously how to use it, we can indeed control the earth's climate, not ultimately, but to a far larger degree than was ever possible in the planet's history until now. We can't override cosmic cycles, of course, but we can sure have a lot of control for periods of thousands of years during the calmer parts of those cycles. That will make a huge difference in the evolution of the human species.

[@juneroberts5305]

@YogiMcCaw I agree - but I have a pet peeve about absolute statements. Because no matter what we do, we can not change/control external forces and its impact(s).

[@allyssontube]

I can't watch it. There is a commercial every two minutes, it's ridiculous.

[@LUCKYYOS]

Watching from Lombok -Indonesia

[@dianahill5116]

It's been well documented, the more religious a country is, the more dysfunctional the country is. America is extremely dysfunctional.

[@jorgikralj905]

Nice. Why you didn't include big eruption app 70.000 ys ago (Tomba), when only few people survived.

[@acedogg692005]

Hey context box, why haven't we had another ice age? "mainly caused by humans" you say? But they had the ice age long before we became industrialized...Kinda funny to me.

[@justmenotyou3151]

We're in the middle of an iceage right now. The iceage has been ongoing for the last 2.8 million years. This is the interglacial petiord of the iceage.

[@mrsatire9475]

You sound confused

[@BobLoblawBobLoblaw]

When did planet Earth switch from natural climate change to man-made climate change?

[@atanacioluna292]

Despite technical discrepancies, the general theme is very interesting. I am convinced about the heavy hand of climate in steering history. The conclusion that we can dictate future climate stability implies that we must reduce CO2 dependence. It would take hundreds of years for nature to recuperate, especially as tipping points may magnify the CO2 effect. If we use chemical CO2 removing technologies it will be ineffective and maybe cause wars. Pluvicopia does show how we can design and manage climate change ecologically, but it is too new for people to understand it in time to save us from +2c or +2.5C.

[@DJDisalwaysright]

A lot of leaps of faith in this

[@2bittesla]

Watching this series and understanding that human activities are governed by climate change all the while having the UN climate change statement saying it is mainly human caused is priceless.

[@papillon5839]

For people like you, it´s all about "having right" and for you to not take responsibilities for anything. Because it´s "priceless" that we have to battle climate changes we contribute to. Nobody denies the natural changes of climate, and nobody should deny that we now contribute to the changes more than ever. Let´s not be ignorant.

[@2bittesla]

@@papillon5839 The tangible human impact on the ever changing climate is so finite it can not be measured. It is absolute ignorance to preach otherwise.

[@arturofuente4832]

@@papillon5839 Tissue, miss? Tampon?

[@geronimo19611]

@@2bitteslaAre you lying deliberately or are just thick ?

[@mrsatire9475]

@@2bittesla Watching you trying to talk science .... priceless

[@AAAsn888s]

Lost me at the earth warmed 40k years ago due to a change in the earth's orbit.

[@mrsatire9475]

Lost me at the children's Noah story

[@arthurdent2817]

One of the best docos I’ve ever watched highly recommended this . Well done

[@get.factual]

Thank you!!

[@helenaleahy9396]

Absolutely well done,and makes so much sense.

[@RajendranSwaminaidu]

Always keep Busy and Keep Active.​@@helenaleahy9396

[@mrsatire9475]

@@get.factual It's full of misinformation and should be removed

[@andyl4765]

It amazes me how people have the audacity to say we can control the climate.

[@Teknokossack]

Who said that?

[@melska]

Does the name Greta ring a bell?

[@andyl4765]

@@melska Do you mean the 16 year old high school dropout that is smarter than all of us?

[@mrsatire9475]

@@andyl4765 True

[@patboyd1587]

Sounds like they studied the books in the “The Clan of the Cave Bears” series.

[@elenivargis126]

So far I'm half-way through this doc, and I'm surprised it just skips over the Hittites, Assyrians. Persians, Classical Greece, going straight from collapse of Bronze Age (not mentioning every Mediterranean culture to "collapse") to ancient Rome??? And from there to Germania beating Rome in battle, to long Fall of said Rome...where's Egypt? China? Japan? Vikings? Americas??

[@davidmcandrew486]

At 40.10 you say 'Karakorum' was where Samarkand is. Karakorum is "47°12′37″N 102°50′52″E" in what is now Mongolia

[@johndewey6358]

As human beings with access to massive amount of knowledge, are we prepared for the next geological challenge? what are those challenges? When? What do we need to prepare? What are the valid sources of information?

[@FerrelFrequency]

EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY! 😃🙌 MUCH need-to-know information, that’s needed to be taken into account when addressing our planet’s approach to climate change.

[@Moon..Shadow]

So, homo sapiens could deal with climate change, but apparently, we can't 😅😅😅😅

[@lrac7751]

Was going to say this lol. For millions of years people have adapted to their surroundings. Now we gotta change our surroundings to suit our needs. Kinda arrogant if ya ask me

[@gingertom56]

There was 8 billion on the planet that's the difference between now and then. Plus the ice was slow climate change is here now. The mutton bird only 1/2 that flys from Australia to Alaska returned. Because their food supply had already spawned and had been eaten so they starved 64 thousand were found dead along the alakan and Canada coast line

[@YogiMcCaw]

Right now, not enough of us want to, but that will change as the temperature ramps up more quickly than we thought it would.

[@jeromycook9913]

@@lrac7751😊❤hlzgolkoooll😢

[@LynxStarAuto]

@@gingertom56and as the cycles come and go, there will continue to be casualties, animals and humans alike. 🤷‍♂️ That's nature. We have pretty much zero control and say over what the planet decides.

[@richardjohnson2858]

That's quite a story

[@jaime8317]

How would "Nomadic hunter gatherers" feed themselves when building such a giant , and not to mention highly engineered site ? Where did the stone carving skills come from all of a sudden ? How large would an average group of hunter gatherers even be ? 4 to 5 ? 10, 20, 50 ? Even those numbers couldn't have built it, let alone drag and manipulate those stones without even domesticated work animals...😅 Are our modern "experts" really this ignorant ?!

[@lillia5333]

Aliens did it😂 Please keep up with research. Humans are resourceful. We can even destroy our climate which was the work of the sun and vulcanoes in the past.

[@MichaelBuetKESE]

You are ignoring all the underground cities that enabled humans to survive the Younger Drayas ice age for at least 1000 years or more, and more importantly, also ignoring the obvious: How did they carve these humongous cities out of the rocks at the onset of that ice age?......

[@petercowell6801]

If this is indeed full of factual holes for whatever reason, you owe it to humanity to correct the errors or remove the film from the public domain. I have no doubt the creators had the best intentions here at any rate. "Kindness is invincible" Marcus Aurelius (150 AD)

[@LittleOrla]

Gotta love the neanderthals at 5:00 😅

[@CarolMcGuigan]

Great information 😊

[@Zockopa]

What this docus factor out is that this ppl werent halfsentient dimwitts who had to crawl through the bushes to find some edibles but lived in a garden who they knew like the back of their hands. And did so for thousands and thousands of years. It wasnt about getting food,but getting it as easy as possible.

[@TheAnarchitek]

Probably not all that difficult, when there were no "Ice" Ages, only polar dislocations!

[@debbiekern2841]

I'm at 29:31. I'm not going to watch any more of this.

[@mhuppertz]

Al Gore, please pick up the red emergency phone.

[@jamstagerable]

Damn all the Floura and Fauna that have played part in all previous climatic events. Damn the very first single celled organisms. Damn our Sun, and most of all, damn the Hominids for eventually evolving to take part is such a chaotic existence!😤

[@coxchaka]

All the dates of the great flood happened about 5000 years ago wrong but great production

[@mrsatire9475]

There was no single mass flood of the planet that killed all the humans except for a single boatful

[@BCBennyCAN2]

That was completely awesome, thank you

[@get.factual]

You're very welcome!

[@haputmacatiag9813]

its funny how this old docs said the neanders died when 2% of todays human dna have neanderthal dna in us. we still have neander ancestry from interspecies corellations.

[@seanmchugh6263]

you tagged the 536 volano but did not attribute to Santorini the Bronze Age Colapse.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Actually, we are still in an ice age, the latest in a series of glaciations and interglacials. We are currently in the latter.

[@mrx0088]

Global warming, global warming... But we've learned here that the problems always come from global cooling

[@summersolstice884]

Don't you just love the definition of "Climate Change" given by the the United Nations : "Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, mainly caused by human activities, especially the burning of fossil fuels." And here we are watching climate change WAAYYY before humans were here in great numbers ... I Guess our ancestor Grandmas must have melted the glaciers when they lit the camp fire to cook dinner!!!!

[@Deebz270]

You think you are being funny? When clearly you have about as much understanding of biospheric thermo-dynamics as a chunk of igneous rock. To undertand the full picture (not just the time of modern humans) you need to study DEEP TIME and how climate was created and affected the evolving planetary dynamics. . Idiot deniers like you, will eventually see the point, when the AGW trend increases - exponentially - within the next few decades. Even then, people like you will continue to deny that humans have any influence at all. . Such ANTHROPOCENTRISM.

[@chrisclark4112]

Long term shifts caused by us ..... Ffsake I can't believe that people don't know that is bullsheeeeet.

[@woodspirit98]

Shshsh. They're gonna send you to a re-education camp.

[@woodspirit98]

Climate change is always looked at as starting at the end of the last cold period. That way it's always going up. It also completely ignores the Minoan warm period, the roman warm period et al. Inconvenient truth you know.

[@lisalambrecht6676]

Maybe the people in the UN should be informed. Stop blaming burning of fossil fuels

[@tnekkc]

The commenters know more than the documentary:) that out of africa and shoulder stuff was not 3 months ago science... it was at least 3 years ago.

[@BobLoblawBobLoblaw]

YO!, What does the United Nations call the ongoing long-term shifts in temperature and weather patterns on planet earth mainly caused by nature, specifically, orbital shifts, planetary and solar events? Would Greta know?

[@paulwilcock3787]

The Dark ages were after the fall of the Roman Empire, not in the Bronze Age. Also she goes straight from 536 to the 14th century in the same story. What sort of education did these people have?

[@DontBeeLeafTheHype]

"The Earth created man in order to make plastic and now the Earth has all the plastic it needs and it does not need humans anymore", George Carlin

[@insight1256]

Wait a minute, “dramatic changes in the climate in a period of 10 years” yet we are being told that the 1 degree Celsius warming we have had over the last 100 years is “unprecedented”. Anyone with any sense knows the warming we are experiencing at the moment is well within the bounds of natural variability.

[@mrsatire9475]

When did this happen before?

[@lillia5333]

Please tell that to climate scientists. I'm sure they will appreciate your knowledge. We can continue burning fossil stuff and throw plastic everywhere, yay! Thank you!

[@fario2011]

fantastique documentaire

[@skrizovec]

Everything was very interesting and logical but then everything went wrong. For me it could be resumed to: warm climate a thriving society, a cold climate famine, drought, disease and war. However, the film ends in an very reddiculose way. Out of nowhere, the rhetorical question is asked, what kind of climate do we prefer? Like the people themselves but not natural cataclysms determine it, which has no connection with what was presented during the entire documentary, and secondly, an analogy is made that warming is bad, which again does not correspond to the content film!

[@briantulloch7222]

Rather a lot of heresay about the Neanderthal, they were probably out classed by homosapians who had developed better tools and technology and were not only hunter gathering but farming and breeding animals etc.

[@hectorcarrillo3850]

We should begin these documentaries instead of the big bang 14 billion years ago with its a mystery how the earth was formed.

[@mrsatire9475]

We should prevent misinformation like this video from being label documentary. Anything with the Noah flood story is not science or history.

[@stevenburkhardt1963]

Did i get this straight, continental drift caused the seasons? This video is garage

[@tmac9972]

I'm confused every doc I watch sites different years for ice ages , when they began when they ended, confused while sitting in my climate controlled living room.

[@blahblahblah85]

The assumption homosapians sprung out of africa and kicked Neanderthals out....they all say that. Im no genius but im sick of that crap.

[@Geej9519]

It’s interesting that these producers face every other civilization a detailed spot and. Asked them conquerers but totaly ignored the Islamic civilization of over 1200 years ( before its collapse in 19th century ) and even evaded giving credit to many inventions talked about that were theirs 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️ Sad to see even a fully scientific commmunity would be this prejudice 😢😢

[@ericjohnson1147]

And the Younger Dryas ?

[@JonRaborn-gp4ff]

The international scientific community in the city of austin texas.

[@JavierBonillaC]

6:25 My horses are pure muscle and they don’t eat meat.

[@mrsatire9475]

No, they are not pure muscle. That's not how anatomy works. Are the biggest bodybuilders vegan?

[@JavierBonillaC]

@mrsatire9475 "Pure muscle" is an expression, I know they have bones, guts and hair. My point is that you need only vegetable protein to build muscle. The biggeat bodybuilders use hormones.

[@foyerfelin]

What a stupid last comment snippet from a sentence with no reason given. Why not include the current position in Earth's 40000 year tilt-cycle ? Where we are in the solaire flares 11 year cycle and why not say how eliptic or circular Earth's orbit was in recent years of the 100000 year cycle ?

[@foyerfelin]

Also, we have not had any major volcanic erruption since the 17th century. What causes these to fluctuate?

[@Retr0racin]

​@@foyerfelinTime

[@Andy_Babb]

It’s a 90 minute show not a ten part series

[@jps3b719]

I’ll tell you why, because it will debunk all the idiotic climate change argument.

[@dianahill5116]

It's been well documented, the more religious a country is, the more dysfunctional the country is. America is extremely dysfunctional.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was the most informative documentary about earth surface history through scientific researchers and scientific prospectives in parallel to the great historical events that occurred during thousands of years on the earth where climate changed pushed other different phenomena creations . Thank you for a great ( Get.factual) channel for sharing

[@user-yj6mk9cb7j]

Ito's Houses in Dominican Republic... Again... Thanks NYPD

[@dennismendez947]

No this so many missing and unreal like earth and the sun

[@mxzaidi]

We should ban volcanoes. Let me call Ms. Greta about this idea.

[@mrsatire9475]

That was Trump's idea already ... he'll sue you

[@lillia5333]

Ms. Greta is fighting for our enviroment. What are you doing when you're not making fun of people who takes science serious? Driving around in your big pollution vehicle? Sitting in your mothers basement watching conspiracy videos?

[@zelah4311]

A mawnglam nilo in ZPM fintu lui kha anu zawk ani lo maw? A fintu lui tihfim kha an tum angai tlat ani.

[@Aluminata]

maybe they suffered from frost bitten knobs.

[@jorgikralj905]

Do you realy think, that people can set climate in feature?

[@mrsatire9475]

You mean like a nuclear winter?

[@DCherbonnier]

Why can't you produce your videos in English? People with vision problems are not able to read subtitles and will miss any important segmants

[@paulwalker6045]

PSEUDO SCIENCE AND I T ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY, TOTALLY DIFFERENT IN TWENTY YRS

[@seanmchugh6263]

vARUS LOST THREE LEGIONS AT THE tEUTERBERGERWALD, BUT BEFORE HIM, cRASSUS LOST SEVEN LEGIONS AT cARRHAE. (Ooops Didn't mean to shout) And the Sahara has been green eight times in the last two million years.

[@YogiMcCaw]

The final segment hints at a truth: we now know how to control the planet's temperature. Geologic science has shown that when CO2 rises and falls, so does planetary temperature, and the climatic zones adjust themselves accordingly. We now know how to raise the Earth's temperature - by raising the CO2. We therefore also now know how to cool the Earth - by lowering its CO2. However, we are still learning the methods by which we can lower the CO2. Right now, the fossil fuel industry is king. It rules the people of the Earth, and it does not want people to know how to lower the CO2. Look at COP-whatever the number is now. The CEO of the UAE's national oil company is the chairman, and the largest group represented at COP is the fossil fuel lobby. What a cruel joke. But it won't be that way for much longer. By the 2nd half of the 21st century people will dump the fossil fuel moguls simply because - as stated in this video - the rulers will no longer be able to feed the people. The devastation caused by fossil fuels will be so bad, and so obvious, that they can no longer greenwash it. People will turn, family, by family, to solar, wind, and water. Industry will eventually start using clean energy too - not because they "see the light", but for the same reason industry adopts any new technology - because it's costs less, and gets a better job done more quickly than fossil fuel energy. The "dinosaurs" (of fossil fuel) days are numbered, even though they continue to bloat themselves , as if the party will never end.

[@maryjaynemay3410]

No. The Romans changed to the Church from Rome.

[@eoachan9304]

Overly simplified, maybe even made by an AI. Science is incomplete, assumptions out of date. D-

[@Ragga0the0yan]

All I hear are ai scripts these days

[@charlesnatt1832]

Thoughtful and deliberate. Well done

[@get.factual]

Thank you!

[@slowburn1764]

Old narratives now unsupportable

[@tnekkc]

I watch not watch climate propaganda. It is a bunch of religion, not science. Science is about debate. The time for debate is over with religion.

[@davefalk1878]

This doc is way off .

[@jonnporter6081]

How many times did you mention volcanoes affecting the climate on a massive scale? I hear you talking about mitigating climate change. What's the plan for controlling volcanoes?

[@RomoRooster]

A healthy adult mammoth kill would've been an extremely rare kill for Neanderthal. Probably never hunted unless it was sick, hurt or very young.

[@mrsatire9475]

Could have small hunting parties take shifts to wound and harass the animal, disrupt its ability to graze and wear it down over the course of a week

[@tinekebotman7861]

Nonsens Look only at the Arctic people like the Inuit and others.

[@judithmcdonald9001]

new genetic species, Denisovans. Not eveyone was Neander/Sapien.

[@ssruiimxwaeeayezbbttirvorg9372]

voice it over

[@Davidsavage8008]

There is no contrast to prove what a year is in a core sample to determine time .

[@woodspirit98]

Cromagnon was in asia, europe, south pacific and other places before homo sapiens. It wouldve been impossible gor homo sapiens to have all come from siberia all the way to south america and the east coast of north america in that timeline. So homo sapiens probably evolved in many places at the same time.

[@jeffbybee5207]

Cro mignon man was home sapians

[@lillia5333]

Cro Magnon is just the name they gave the homo sapiens they found in a cave (cro) at the Magnon property in France. It's the old name on what is now called "early European modern human" or EEMH. There are so many home made experts in the comment section of this documentary. It's scary.

[@ricardojames2004]

Unlearned as I am l see no errors,rather this is the most scientific explanation l have ever seen,this work would have required massive research.

[@robert-zg8or]

Scientists say: lol sure thing .

[@KeyAnah]

There is no way human can change the climate on the planet in any significant degree.

[@woodspirit98]

Earth almost ceased to exist when the last ice age ended because the CO2 was at its lowest point in millions of years. We are still dangerously close to complete plant die off on earth even though the is a slight increase of CO2. Very slight.

[@mrsatire9475]

Can a volcano?

[@riverfreddy]

Spoiled rye. Fungus.

[@geofflewis8599]

..the use of the 'BC' benchmark is a bit ridiculous..

[@seanmchugh6263]

LAND BRIDGES, HEY? bACK TO THE 1900S. aND YOU ARE 3KY OUT ON lAKE aGASSIZ.