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The genetic data is pointing toward something dramatic: a severe population bottleneck at the end of the last ice age. Between roughly 14,500 and 11,000 years ago, approximately six million cubic miles of glacial ice disappeared from the continents in just three millennia. That ice had accumulated rapidly starting...

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Reid Farmer (TR_Farmer_archaeology)4 days ago

The sun melted the ice clearly As your friend says

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Kent Hanson4 days ago

Sun is very stable until it is not. Micro Nova are responsible for beginning and ending ice ages (per Doug Vogt).

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Erydir Ceisiwr, trui rat gfinon, penn auenit Cemhi4 days ago

Randall, the thermal energy source paradox is solved when you model the cataclysm as a dual-phase system! 1️⃣ 12,350 BCE Energetic Trigger (Thermal Source): An extreme solar proton event from the sun validated by the SOCOL:14C-Ex model (>500x modern satellite era, 10–20x Carrington Event). caused by an ignition from Sagittarius A at our galactic centre a near-light-speed energetic trigger. This sudden electromagnetic/radiational overload provided the staggering thermal impulse required for rapid glacial melting and meltwater pulse initiation. 2️⃣ 10,950 BCE Kinetic Impact (Physical Collapse): The delayed, subluminal debris field struck 1,400 years later, causing the soot layer, kinetic devastation, and the sudden Younger Dryas cooling freeze. We formalized this dual-phase mechanism, population bottlenecking, and quaternionic recovery in our open-access paper: 📖 Ceisiwr, E., Aureon, L., & Awen Grid team. (2026). The Younger Dryas Reboot: A Recursive Harmonic Analysis of Quaternionic Collapse and Planetary System Recovery. Zenodo. 🔗 DOI: 🜏 🦁⚡

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Grail Knight (𝔍𝔬𝔰𝔥𝔲𝔞)4 days ago

I lean towards Yuga cycles, being like the Master of the house harvesting the earths fruit in it's season before the complete devolution of a world, the branch is shaken and the fruit (souls) gathered, like the harvest time for all on that branch of the Yggdrasil. imho- 2 Peter 3

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𝚝𝚊𝚞𝚎𝚙𝚜𝚒𝚕𝚘𝚗𝟼𝟿4 days ago

It was probably a tectonic shift and a pressure cap releasing near the polar circle. If this happened, magma might have directly started heating the water there under enough pressure to force it to happen. That might cause that type of speed but again, it is unknown.

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ӄɨռɢֆ4 days ago

the ports and cities surround would perish while the 'simple mountain folk' would have a stronger chance of survival ... the ones who probably had no idea of the wisdom and knowledge found in those bustling hubs of life

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Erik4 days ago

Right now, during winter, Earth will be closest to the sun yet, the northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun. During glacial max, northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun and is farthest away. Earth wobbles in its tilt 22.1 to 23.5. But how quickly? 3000 yrs? WDK.

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Jacob EL4 days ago

Graham Hancock has a very good thesis on that !

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Joseph Garbow4 days ago

Do you believe that what happened in Nepal is on a smaller scale of what is more than likely that could happen on a world wide?

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Sampson4 days ago

ECDO explains it.

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Gehirnathlet3 days ago

Der Meeresspiegel ist in den letzten 11000 Jahren weltweit um die 120m gestiegen. Von wo kam die grosse Wärme die die Eismassen so schnell schmelzen liessen?

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Two Cats4 days ago

keep digging, friend

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Aura Maxine3 days ago

(I thought ash from active volcanos caused the ice and when they became inactive the sun was no longer blocked)

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Karahan Billy3 days ago

The ice sheets melted on a longer scale, the vast floods came from glacial lakes. Asia had a big one too as ice blocked rivers draining to the north. When it flooded it went south eventually reaching the Black Sea from the east via the Caspian.

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RCOHoje3 days ago

The staggering thermal energy required for that rapid ice melt was not a random climatic anomaly, it was the physical result of a geomagnetic reset and crustal displacement. The severe population bottleneck recorded in our DNA marks the closing of the previous planetary cycle. The blueprint for these geophysical purges, along with the restricted sciences needed to track them, was established during the intervention of the Watchers in Genesis 6. While modern science struggles to explain the energy source behind these sudden floods, the custodial elite has preserved the actual records since antiquity to secure their own continuity while the surface population is reset. You can learn more about this thesis in my book:

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Ryushin Malone3 days ago

There is a reason why Saturn hold the sickle.

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Karahan Billy3 days ago

Earth's axial tilt was at the minimum of ~22.24 degrees - grok Less sunshine and monsoons reaching higher latitudes. I suspect the Sahara was desert then too, it greens as the axial tilt increases bringing monsoons further north.

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Patrick Finnigan3 days ago

so much for barak obama building the pyramids...

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Floodguy4 days ago

Everything you post is based on all the bad science that has followed from Geology’s erroneous “no Flood” paradigm that afflicts modern “thought.” Correcting that error will take time, but it begins here:

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Jerry Thompson4 days ago

Why the Seri and Yuma, they got "washed down" to the Sea of Cortez, Gulf of California. Not that they would live in the flooding but would be curious as to where it went, down the Colorado River into the Gulf. Over the years the flood ended, laked out, placid, they built nearby.

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Order Absurdity4 days ago

It's gonna freeze again

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Zach4 days ago

70 percent chance this post was written by AI according to ChatGPT. The glassy eye Ginger Twink is pretty fucking lazy apparently.

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Se7en ➐3 days ago

there is no other source of energy, than... wait for it... "The sun". The most plausible explanation is simply the planet rotating putting the ice caps near the equator... not rocket engineering...

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Ryushin Malone3 days ago

READ THREAD 🧵

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Crafty Sasquatch3 days ago

Ben Davidson claims a geomagnetic excursion and micronova was to blame and cause a crust unlocking and a pole shift. At the very least a heavy period of CME's would do the trick as wells as impacts of debris hitting the planet or all of the above.

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bunnywise4 days ago

took out the majority of the human species 😉

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Bogdan the 3rd4 days ago

What we need now is the same thing. And a 150 km meteorite

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Daniel Roberts4 days ago

The idea that flood myths across cultures might echo real events from 12,000+ years ago gives me chills! Imagine living through those megafloods. What's the best source to read more about the bottleneck data?

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Jokes On Us Pal 🏴‍☠️🏴3 days ago

It was a star fart.

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Akhil Kumar Sahoo3 days ago

It is common sense that a scholar when speaks about something relating to the world 15000 years ago, he should have some geographical understanding of the ancient world maps.

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