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But really just search it on youtube thats easy

But many can

Esp how a transformer work

Easy

I make sure i get the easy bits myself so when i can talk to an expert i dont waste so much of their time

Think about it

If udk anything abt co2 you wont even understand the answer

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Synced up is not the same as having enough?

Those lines dont look synced to me either yo

You could just as easily say they sync in tertiary

Search geology forum

Join geology discorb

If i knew a geologist on here, but yeah no

Co2 doesnt have no corrolation, but has minor. It gets recycled the quickest from the atmosphere. Sulfer dioxide, methane, and water vapor have far more impact.

Ice ages happen for many reasons. Planetary shift, sun low activity period as well

yep

The one point where the earth had the least co2 the carbiniforis(sp) wasnt an ice age

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Nope

Owned

Well he says no and he knows more

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The end of the carboniferous was the formation of pangea

An ice age would have stoped the evolution of amphibians ect. That evolved to eat the large insects

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i am an undergraduate chemist i think co2 looks like it may impact the global temp but correlation doesn't = causation. other factors probably effect global temp as well it isn't just directly co2

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Ice age was faked

Iceagetruth.com

ok weirdo

"
The beginning of the Carboniferous generally had a more uniform, tropical, and humid climate than exists today. Seasons if any were indistinct. These observations are based on comparisons between fossil and modern-day plant morphology. The Carboniferous plants resemble those that live in tropical and mildly temperate areas today. Many of them lack growth rings, which suggests a uniform climate. This uniformity in climate may have been the result of the large expanse of ocean that covered the entire surface of the globe, except for a localized section where Pangea, the massive supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Triassic, was coming together."

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