They also have extensive knowledge on study grants and thesis projects that folks like YOU, don't know where to begin with, cowboy.

@@discojelly well actually, you can probably learn everything thing they been thought on KZfaq

That’s why they get paid the mediocre bucks!

@@discojelly Did you know they don't use facts found by extensive testing the way science was supposed to ? Now a days science is mostly based on opinions because of their agenda ! Ever notice they never offer any proof of claim ? They never do and wont ! And people blindly take their word for everything they say now ! With just a little bit of research , you will find out we are all being lied to ! All you gotta do is look for yourself !

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Same. Carlsbad caverns

Not Carlsbad but in a lava flow on way to Albuquerque from Phoenix.Was hardly any structures beside a parking lot and a park ranger. A wooden walkway out into the razor sharp lava field. Middle of August, hotter than 3 kinds of hell! Then a staircase going down into a lava tube. As you decended you could feel very cold air moving up your body as you continued downstairs. The ice cave had been used for cold storage by people way way back in time. It was Amazing

@@mikeashcraft4354 Our middle school used to take all 8th graders to that ice cave and a cave that I believe was east of grants. Really great memories made there.

my co worker was just telling me about it yesterday... cant remember the name ill ask him

Bandera Ice Cave Very cool place

there is also a gate

@@acel2413 he doesn't care. He heard that but pretends he didn't.

@@JM-yx1lmagreed. Guess he’s missing the whole point. The earth is very sick and it’s because of us and no telling what will happen to us.

There could be frozen Virus stuff too!! Good thing they lock the cage door! Let's stay out!

@@lotusflo12 I don't think the Earth is sick. It is just going through natural cycles of climatic change. I'm sure the humans who lived during the various ice ages would have been huge fans of global warming. Where the 'dying Earth" idea comes from is because these natural cycles can spell bad news for human life. But the Earth is doing just fine because it has no obligation to keep itself habitable for us. Humans haven't even been here that long when you look at the entire history of life on Earth. I think there is a clock metaphor for life on this planet where the very first human ancestors only popped up in the last 1 second or so.

I couldn't agree more

It would be biblical. It will happen again, the only thing we don’t know is when…

Thank you for displaying more intelligence than most scientist we get to see.

Boyd The United Nations projects : World population is expected to reach 8 billion people in 2023 World population is expected to reach 9 billion in the year 2037. World population to reach 10 billion in the year 2057.

Just a part of life. Why is everyone so afraid of death? Life is eternal.

Why don’t you still cave now ?

@@basstion4146 Cause I'm old. fat and lazy :)

That was fun for you. When we were young, We went to.small canyons. to hunt for wild rabbits. We would work as a team, and flush them out to the front of us. We were very good shooters because, we usrd to go to a frozen lake on a windy day. We would throw empty beer cans out on the lake. The wind would move them very fast! We would shoot the cans. We got good!!!!!

I used to own a log cabin in Slanesville WV. There is a mountain there called Ice Mountain and the mountain's interior stays frozen all year. There is a small opening you can look into and see the ice in the middle of July or August. Settlers and Indians used to use it to store food in.

@@christschool We used to camp over near Franklin, WV and did a lot of the main caves in that area. Unfortunately, a lot of those cave are closed or limited these days. land owners don't want issues with cavers plus there is white noise syndrome which involves preservation for bat colonies.

100% correct

There has been, SEVERAL ICE AGE PERIODS. HUM

Some humans servived, by going undergroud, like in Africa. And, other places. Then, we start all over again. Maybe, by 2080 , we will deal with the Earth full of water . Then, by 2120, we get to go underground again. Some of us might be in MARS, OR OTHER PLANETS OR MOONS.

@@benjaminlujan3789 And if you go on the conspiratorial slant, the WEF wants to extract as much possible to "save the world" when in reality, perceptively, save themselves. Or the sudden burst of interest in space to escape from this inevitable cycle.

@@zefugi I'm a little DUMB please explain

on video yes but risky in person .

@@Q_QQ_Q risky is what makes it more special 🙂 I have few videos on my channel, check them out.

Where at do you explore? There's some old silver mines in Calico that my friends and I like to explore. If you haven't yet you should definitely check them out!

@@jacobmcguire1051 I haven't been up there yet, I'm mostly at Sam Gabriel Mountains. Angeles National Forest etc, there's a lot here 🙂

@@MichalOlender you ever find anything cool?

ya they said 400,000 years ago it thawed out cause the world was hotter back than by a few degrees. sorta should like the planet getting warmer is sorta normal thing that happenes on earth. Cause it sure wasnt humans causing warming 400,000 years ago. Maybe like earth enters periods of cooling like the ice age it also enters periods of increased heat like that happened 400,000 years ago and it's totally normal

Doublespeak Doublethink “It’s never happened here before except for all the times in history that it’s happened here before.” They want you to believe both at once, rather than questioning their self contradictory propaganda.

Good luck getting coring equipment into a cave lmfao

People I mean thugs would sneak in and draw graffiti on them.

@@A_Degenerate_with_Glasses A camera with security nearby and a 10yr prison sentence (or a harsher penalty) for anyone who desecrates the site would put an end to that rather quickly.

@@kingdomcome1617 no it wouldn't

I have a question for all the human induced global warming nuts out there. Ready? Here we go…. What caused the climate to change, ending the ice age, when there were no significant humans inhabiting the earth? Maybe mammoth farts heated everything up. Love to hear your wacko responses. Maybe AOC has the answer.

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I have a question for all the human induced global warming nuts out there. Ready? Here we go…. What caused the climate to change, ending the ice age, when there were no significant humans inhabiting the earth? Maybe mammoth farts heated everything up. Love to hear your wacko responses. Maybe AOC has the answer.

*@John Rand* i'm not sure about global warming, but if you think all these pollutants we're putting in the air, and plastics (which come from oil) we're dumping in the sea and on land are not going to eventually have some type of negative effect on us, then you're naive.

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It’s garbage propaganda. The planet is fucking fine. These people aren’t scientists, they’re activists, and this isn’t educational, it’s propaganda.

I have a question for all the human induced global warming nuts out there. Ready? Here we go…. What caused the climate to change, ending the ice age, when there were no significant humans inhabiting the earth? Maybe mammoth farts heated everything up. Love to hear your wacko responses. Maybe AOC has the answer.

I have a question for all the human induced global warming nuts out there. Ready? Here we go…. What caused the climate to change, ending the ice age, when there were no significant humans inhabiting the earth? Maybe mammoth farts heated everything up. Love to hear your wacko responses. Maybe AOC has the answer.

@@Mikesorrento3344 I believe maybe Volcanoes warmed the earth,

Seems feasible I would say Amen

@@Ucandoit_ it’s more along the line of earths orbit. Earth hit a point in its orbit where it sunlight was hitting earth more directly. This causes more heat to be absorbed by the earth warming up the earth just enough to end the ice age. And then the earth eventually hits an orbit where sunlight is hitting it less directly doing the opposite

@@konz2891 Who are you?

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being under tons of rock? what's not to love? j/k, I'm not much of a fan, especially not any small holes. Eff that shet.

I'd have to get paid.Im a shameless capitalist🐖like that

Maybe he is an Alien

Sometimes it get warm, sometimes it gets cold. Milankovich cycle.

I have a question for all the human induced global warming nuts out there. Ready? Here we go…. What caused the climate to change, ending the ice age, when there were no significant humans inhabiting the earth? Maybe mammoth farts heated everything up. Love to hear your wacko responses. Maybe AOC has the answer.

Yer beer would become alcoholic popsicles

It would explode while freezing.

But you should buy these really expensive solar panels so you can charge the Tesla we force you to buy. Cha. Ching.

Thats so weird because the global temperature went up by 1 degree in 20 years. Would be a hell of a miracle if ice just started to appear in the arctic.

I think it as under a glacier at some point 10,000 years ago. But since the cave penetrates so deep in the mountain, it still hasn't fully thawed out.

From the “““conspiracy theorists””” that have debunked the absurd claims of the doomsday climate cultists.

It is a cycle but the main reason for the concern about climate change is that the cycle goes around every like 10 thousand years and in the last 100 years we’ve sped it up a lot. This is a problem because it means plants and animals won’t have enough time to evolve to the colder temperatures which could be bad.

About what?

If ice doesn't melt, it is basically just rock or soil. Dump more rock and soil on top and unless it melts it will be likr that forever.

We would have to eliminate 100% of carbon emissions. Shut down every volcano in the world. We have have to stop all dead life from decaying and somehow stop all sun activity. Then maybe we can stop climate change. If anyone thinks, humans are the problem then scientists have them duped. Follow the money.

@@agon1963 Yeah, so we should give big oil companies another huge tax break, and cut down another rain forest just make sure, huh?

@@moemuggy4971 nope. My point was that humans are not creating all the temperature changes. Growing up in the early 70s, scientists said we were going to have a mini ice age. Then in the 90s, ice caps were going to melt now they call it climate change. The earth goes through cycles.

@@moemuggy4971 Nobody is saying that. The only place anyone is saying that is in the strawman fallacy memes the leftist climate cultists make.

@@moemuggy4971 .. Environmentalism =/= Climate Cultism You can care about the environment while not believing the insane doomsday alarmist claims of the climate cultists. In fact, from my experience, the people that reject the climate cult’s claims usually care WAY MORE about the environment than the climate cultists. And not only that, but they actually have ideas that are reasonable, feasible, practical solutions.

i wish i could eat some of the ice to taste ice age

Don't give yourself so much credit it's only been there for a million years I'm sure you're breathing on it's not gonna hurt it not even one little bit.

Exactly. We will go back to another Ice Age in the future but before that the earth will warm up again. The cycle repeats itself until our Sun turns into a Red Giant and possibly engulfing Earth before becoming a white dwarf.

Facts

Its natural, but not nearly at the rate we have been going. Humans can definitely affect the earth cycles.

@@tommyrileydrums8743 Sorry, but no. The largest contributor to global climate on the Earth is that gigantic fusion reactor 93 million miles away. You know, that main sequence type G star we affectionately call our Sun. But please explain how you can justify your absolute arrogance in believing that we have more power than the combined might of 99.8% of ALL mass in the solar system?

@@deterrumeversor8680 I assume you have not heard of our ozone layer being affected by human polution i guess? That big old sun hurts alot more when we destroy our protection.

That's the thing, they said this cave was warm enough 400k years ago that the ice melted. The Earth goes through cycles we're only beginning to understand, that's why I'm highly sceptical how much humans are influencing our current warming period when we know the earth has been far warmer than it currently is today multiple times in history.

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Guessing it wasn't a video made by scientists. A virus can't really survive permafrost conditions because it had to have been deposited while unfrozen and there aren't really any virus that live long outside of a suitable LIVING host. Once the host dies, virus are pretty well doomed too.

No doubt due to global warming (climate change).

It's like your car running on E, or empty... technically you're still on that tank of gas

Do you really want to take the chance and assume the scientists, after decades of study, are wrong? 10-12,000 years ago, the world entered an unprecedented period of climate stability called the Holocene. It’s no coincidence that civilization developed when it did. Sure, there were periods when the planet warmed previously; but we were still living in small hunter-gatherer bands that could respond by moving to other places. We didn’t have a massive, worldwide interdependent civilization that relies on infrastructure we build. Using the far past as a way to justify doing nothing now makes no sense whatsoever. When the planet warmed previously, humans were in a very different situation. People weren’t less intelligent 50,000 years ago; they just didn’t have a long enough period of climate stability for civilization to develop. It’s not humanity itself or the world that’s threatened; it’s civilization. Humans will survive. But the majority of people will die and civilization with it. Being skeptical is easy; facing hard truths is hard. No one wants to be the bearer of bad news. If we could continue using oil without any problem, no one would worry about it. It’s only because the science says otherwise that scientists are being those bearers of bad news. And really, it doesn’t matter if you believe the scientists or not; there are many other good reasons to go green: lessening the health harming effects of pollution, and finding other energy sources as billions of people worldwide move to a more advanced lifestyle and the competition for scarce resources that will bring (i.e., wars over resources) are good reasons to find a better way. Either we can be leaders and sell green technologies to the world, or we can get left behind and become a second rate nation. It would be like if we tried to continue to power our nation on whale oil.

@@keirfarnum6811 Let me guess ...the answer is to cut a big check? Nuclear power is ignored by all the "green" solutions. And that is how you know it's all a scam.

Yes. I will take the chance and call BS.

@@keirfarnum6811 so many things wrong or unable to be proven in your comment. Fact is the earth has been warmer multiple times in history, life has been more abundant in those times because there was more usable landmass. We should be skeptical because there's no way to prove how much or if any of our current warming period has anything to do with human activity. If our current warming period is purely caused by our activity then what warmed the earth in previous periods? How can we prove there isn't something else contributing or completely responsible for our current warming period? Oil is finite but not in our lifetime or multiple generations from now, there's hundreds of years worth of oil in the US alone. I completely agreed about wanting to clean our energy usage up, but if you think cutting the US emissions in half or even completely to zero is going to make a difference then you are misinformed. We haven't even reached peak carbon output yet, china is adding coal plants every year to their grid and those are not clean burning by any stretch. In the last decade china has burned more coal than every other country in the world combined! I think everything should be on the table for energy production, natural gas, modern coal plants that filter and carbon scrub their emissions, nuclear, solar, wind, hydroelectric and other renewables. Damn right I'm skeptical of the current "science" many of these "scientist" are paid activist. There's big money in being a climate alarmist and funding for research in the areas they care about so they are more than happy to work people up over something that has happened multiple times before. One of the biggest and most well known climate alarmist is Obama, yet he bought a $12 million dollar mansion in Martha's Vineyard with beachfront access. He's only a few feet above sea level yet he wants us in fear about sea level rise from global warming. Doesn't seem like he's too concerned, just like all the other alarmist that fly around in their private jets, own multiple mansions and own massive yachts. They've got bigger carbon footprints than a whole city block of residents, yet they want to put us in fear and tell us we've got 12 years to turn this around.

Nature will go on whether we do something or not. Personally, I think humans are too stupid and selfish to make decisions that have a positive impact in keeping our world clean and healthy. There have been many die offs in the past, there will be more in the future, it's unlikely our species will be there to see the results.

Dinosaur farts.

Solar micronova and magnetic reversal

Solar micronova and magnetic reversal

Climate change happens. Not all of it is human related however. Based on solar cycles we should however be in a cooling phase. Given climate change is happening we should be looking at accomodating for quite a bit of ocean level rise (bye bye Florida)

Well, not us exactly, but our kids can.

Yes thats prolly why craws spaces got bigger over time

@Anderson Hardly anyone debates that Earth will be fine for billions of years. The debate is what those changes mean for the human species.

@Anderson My bad I mistook your comment on Earth's historic CO2 levels as dismissing it's impact in the way that Creationists dismiss climate science.

Absolutely

Sounds like you dont know what you are talking about and coming up with a belief that suits you best. What caused the Earth to heat up back then was not humans. Now, it is. And we cannot adapt to the scale of the change. At least not without billions dying.

Yeah nah youre a moron. Were controlling it already but pumping chemicals into the atmosphere ruining it allowing more suns rays to hit the earth. Theres a hole the size of the continental united states torn straight out of our ozone layer that gets bigger and bigger. The more chemicals are pumped out the bigger that hole gets until we have no ozone and were mars. Boom. This has nothing to do with the earths cycles. Read a fuckin book

@@ayo886 The moron would be you. The ozone layer issue was dealt with decades ago. We no longer use CFCs anywhere on the planet so the ozone layer has been largely repaired by nature itself. Do yourself a favor, try reading books by actual scientists.

Pretty much. Massive amounts of plant life, which of course, dies and lies on the ground, where it forms things like peat and eventually oil and coal. Natural cycle of life. Humans can either grow plants they eat or they can let the grass take over the planet.

Theres a conveyor belt system in the pacific like the one in the alantic they say the water on the bottom of it supposedly dates back to the dinosaurs

When water seeps through the ground, it's filtered. Above ground pollution might not be found.

What's with the self loathing

Water by definition is composed of only H20 molecules.

@@nobodyspecial4702 in itself. But other chemicals and molecules can attach themselves to it.

Hmm Maybe it's like slamming the gas pedal in my car. It takes a little time to get up to speed

@@TheCosmosagan Were there cars 400k years ago?

Lots of Co2 is good for plants. Greenhouse gas is methane. Horses started small. A single tree absorbs Co2 at the rate of 48 lbs per year, 900-1200 PPM for a cannabis plant, and 1,000 to 1500 (max) is best for most plants. Adaption for humans just like other animals is way less the measure of adaptation or evolving due to our brains, but the water we drink, the food quality that we eat, air pollutants, stress are involved, and more, dude. Animals were adapting far many millions of years ago before we began to evolve.

@Anderson omg does Greta know about this?

@Anderson seems like the “experts” do mean to put us into an ice age again. I can’t figure out why all the climate change advocates keep buying beachfront property. They keep saying the Earth is warming but each winter here in Montana is exactly the same. COLD.

It's the natural cycle for the planet. You don't hear about that anymore because climate change supporting doesn't permit anything that contradicts it to be reported.

Same lol…

We’re just in an even worse cycle and we’ve unbalanced it

technically..... youre a pain in the ass

They did say repeatedly in the documentary that we are “still in an ice age” They should have said “Frozen since the last glacial maximum”, as technically we are at the peak of glacial minimum now.