What Really Happened During the Younger Dryas?
The Younger Dryas period, beginning around 12,900 years ago, marked one of the most dramatic climate shifts in Earth's recent history. In this episode, Randall Carlson examines the evidence for a sudden, global-scale catastrophe that may have triggered the extinction of megafauna, disrupted early human cultures, and initiated a centuries-long return to Ice Age conditions.Shippo: https://try.shippo.com/Randall
Drawing from geological records, impact proxies, and global flood myths, Carlson explores how a possible cosmic impact — or series of impacts — could have caused widespread wildfires, meltwater pulses, and atmospheric disruption. The conversation also touches on the limitations of the archaeological record and the possibility that earlier advanced civilizations were lost in the aftermath of this catastrophic reset.
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Chapters
00:00 The Complexity of Earth's History
03:07 Catastrophic Events and Their Implications
05:59 The Younger Dryas Boundary and Its Significance
08:50 Cosmic Impacts and Their Role in History
12:06 The Debate on Megafaunal Extinctions
14:56 Humanity's Vulnerability to Catastrophes
18:08 The Tunguska Event and Its Lessons
20:59 The Pre-Younger Dryas World
24:10 The Clovis Culture and Its Extinction
27:08 The Role of Habitat Loss in Extinctions
30:00 The Debate on Human Overkill vs. Climate Change
32:52 The Global Impact of Extinctions
36:04 The Pleistocene Fauna and Its Diversity
38:59 The Significance of the Pleistocene Extinctions
41:55 Theories on Extinction Causes
44:47 The Complexity of Extinction Events
53:42 Exploring Extinct Mammals of the Ice Age
01:08:54 The Catastrophic End of the Pleistocene Epoch
01:19:40 Theories on Mass Extinction and Climate Change Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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