The Earth is limited to time in rotation around sun and during that rotation ICE is formed Icebergs and massive Storms add up in speeds around the annual orbit of the sun and it passes far side and closer to the sun as it moves and an Asteroid has some Ice on it and could change slightly the Earths atmosphere yet it would not be the main source of an ICE age depending on the size of that asteroid or asteroud if it were enormous and parts of that asteroid landed here on Earth massive climates of Cold and ICE would demand ice growth and it answers itself Yes so this answer is Yes and No depending on the placement of ice particles of enormity that would actually land on the Earth from any ASTEROUD.Thanks John Richard Foy .
No. The last ice age was triggered by fluctuations in Earth's orbit.
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NO, the Ice Age killed it.
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Changes in the earth's rotation can lead to an ice age. Scientists believe the earth's orbit and tilt caused the last ice age and may cause another one in the near future.
No, the meteorite that caused the Barringer Crater in Arizona landed about 50,000 years ago had nothing to do with the ice age. The present ice age started about 2.6 million years ago and the crater was formed mid-way during the last glaciation.
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It is currently not possible for humans to directly cause an ice age. Ice ages are primarily influenced by natural factors such as changes in Earth's orbit and axial tilt over long time scales. While human activities contribute to climate change, including global warming, the extent to which these activities could potentially trigger an ice age remains uncertain.