Richard Stanley
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Identical with Randall Carlson's theory regarding Atlantis, he proposes that the initiation and termination of Ice Ages are triggered by high energy cosmic impact events that switch the Earth's equilibrium into a different climatic paradigm. The presence (or lack thereof) of massive pole centric glacial sheets act as the key feedback impediments to alternate between the two states. As he discusses about this subject, the amount of energy differential needed to transition is not available from either terrestrial and/or solar sources, while discoveries of impact craters upon the Earth in only the last few decades reveal that we ignorantly live on a virtual cosmic shooting gallery.
Carlson proposes that such as a dual (or multi-strike) strike phenomenon can initiate an Ice Age, via one strike raising massive amounts of particulates into the atmosphere, while a separate ocean strike launches massive amounts of water into the air. The combination of the two leading to prolonged massive precipitations, importantly in polar regions. This massive precipitation as snow converts to ice and changes the albedo of the Earth such that subsequent years' snow will not melt and thus an Ice Age is launched.
The reverse happens when a sufficient impact event happens upon the ice sheets and releases meltwater pulses sufficient to undo the prior change in albedo.
This discusses the proposed main impact for ending the last ice age, a site at Lake Nipigon, an 650 mile shoreline oval lake, 550 feet deep, north of Lake Superior.

This discusses a proposed impact site in British Columbia, responsible for creating the massive flood erosion events in the Pacific Northwest:
This discusses that not even Milankovich Cycles are sufficient to
http://geocosmicrex.com/global-change/iceage-shift/
While not an impact event that caused an ice age, this one is illustrative of the many impacts sites being discovered, and thus play a role in human development). This discusses the Burckle Crater 12,000 feet under the Indian Ocean, as possibly being responsible for the phenomenon described for Noah's Flood, and the massive mud flows observed by the archaeologists in Mesopotamia:
The paper shown on the 'cover', of the video discusses an impact in Iraq that likely destroyed Sumeria and the IVC.
Carlson proposes that such as a dual (or multi-strike) strike phenomenon can initiate an Ice Age, via one strike raising massive amounts of particulates into the atmosphere, while a separate ocean strike launches massive amounts of water into the air. The combination of the two leading to prolonged massive precipitations, importantly in polar regions. This massive precipitation as snow converts to ice and changes the albedo of the Earth such that subsequent years' snow will not melt and thus an Ice Age is launched.
The reverse happens when a sufficient impact event happens upon the ice sheets and releases meltwater pulses sufficient to undo the prior change in albedo.
This discusses the proposed main impact for ending the last ice age, a site at Lake Nipigon, an 650 mile shoreline oval lake, 550 feet deep, north of Lake Superior.

This discusses a proposed impact site in British Columbia, responsible for creating the massive flood erosion events in the Pacific Northwest:
This discusses that not even Milankovich Cycles are sufficient to
http://geocosmicrex.com/global-change/iceage-shift/
While not an impact event that caused an ice age, this one is illustrative of the many impacts sites being discovered, and thus play a role in human development). This discusses the Burckle Crater 12,000 feet under the Indian Ocean, as possibly being responsible for the phenomenon described for Noah's Flood, and the massive mud flows observed by the archaeologists in Mesopotamia:
The paper shown on the 'cover', of the video discusses an impact in Iraq that likely destroyed Sumeria and the IVC.