Scientists analyzing 3-million-year-old Antarctic ice cores discovered that while the planet experienced significant cooling, greenhouse gas levels remained relatively stable, indicating that factors like shifting ice sheets and ocean circulation (with ocean temperatures dropping 2-2.5°C) were primary drivers of long-term climate change.
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Ancient Ice Uncovers 3 Million-Year Climate MysteryAdded:
Ancient Antarctic ice reveals a surprising 3 millionyear climate mystery. Scientists have just uncovered a climate mystery hidden in Antarctic ice that dates back 3 million years.
They found tiny pockets of ancient air and rare gases, revealing that while the planet cooled significantly, levels of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane changed only slightly. This surprising finding indicates that other factors such as shifting ice sheets and ocean circulation played a major role in long-term climate change. For instance, average ocean temperatures have dropped by about 2 to 2.5° C over this period. Another discovery
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