interglacier
Interglacier. Nobody else could figure this out come on people.
Sometimes continental drifts cause ice ages. Most of the time they are caused when ice glaciers cover parts of the Earth.
Ice ages are periods of extensive glacial activity, impacting Earth's climate and geography by advancing and retreating ice sheets. During ice ages, glaciers can reshape landscapes, carve valleys, and deposit sediments, influencing the physical geography of regions they cover. Additionally, ice ages can cause sea levels to drop as water is stored in glaciers, exposing new land bridges and altering coastlines.
They are called ice ages :)
The people lived in igoloos that they built out of ice.
The time period between ice ages is called an interglacial period.
The time period between ice ages is called an interglacial period. This is a geological term referring to the warmer periods between glaciations when ice sheets retreat and temperatures are generally warmer.
The time period between ice ages is called an interglacial period. It is a warmer period in Earth's climate cycle when glaciers recede and temperatures rise.
A warm period. But have a crack at "interglacial" in wikipedia.
there were 200 years between ice ages, there were 201 when it ended on a leap year.
Over time, their have been many ice ages
Interglacier. Nobody else could figure this out come on people.
No. Ice ages are SLOW events, and would not have time enough to develop into something noticeable between now and 2030.
There have been multiple ice ages throughout Earth's history, with each one lasting millions of years. The time between ice ages can vary greatly, from hundreds of millions to billions of years, depending on geological and climatic factors.
Sometimes continental drifts cause ice ages. Most of the time they are caused when ice glaciers cover parts of the Earth.
the ice age
The warm periods that occur between ice ages are called interglacial periods. These are characterized by higher temperatures, melting of ice, and a relatively stable climate compared to the colder ice age periods.