Earth's Climate May Have Been Affected by Interstellar Clouds 2 Million Years Ago
Boston MA (SPX) Jun 10, 2024
Around two million years ago, Earth experienced multiple ice ages, coinciding with significant climatic changes. Scientists propose that these ice ages were caused by factors such as the planet's tilt, rotation, plate tectonics, volcanic eruptions, and atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. A new study suggests that the sun's position in the galaxy could also have influenced Earth's climate. I
Around two million years ago, Earth experienced multiple ice ages, coinciding with significant climatic changes. Scientists propose that these ice ages were caused by factors such as the planet's tilt, rotation, plate tectonics, volcanic eruptions, and atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. A new study suggests that the sun's position in the galaxy could also have influenced Earth's climate. I