Could Human Civilization Survive A New Ice Age ?

The possibility of Earth experiencing a new ice age is a topic that has been the subject of debate among scientists. The Earth is in a geological epoch known as the Quaternary, characterized by glacial and interglacial cycles. The Earth is also known to be going through an interglacial period, which began approximately 11,000 years ago.
This being so, would it be possible for the Earth to go through a new ice age, and if it happens, would humanity survive?
Join us on this journey of knowledge to find out!

Historically, ice ages have been associated with changes in the Earth's orbit and axial inclination, known as Milankovitch orbital parameters, which we have already discussed in previous videos.
These changes affect the amount and distribution of solar radiation that reaches Earth, which can trigger glacial episodes. During an ice age, there are repetitive cooling and warming cycles classified as "Glacial Periods" and "Interglacial Periods."
Glacial periods are characterized by the expansion of ice layers on the Earth's surface, producing glaciers covering huge land and ocean surface areas. It is also a prolonged period in which conditions are much colder throughout the planet. Ecosystems change, and flora and fauna adapt to colder climates where snow predominates
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00:00 Intro
0:50 Historical ice ages
2:34 Is a new ice age approaching? Glaciation
4:30 Internal cycle
6_50 Children of ice
8:40 What would happen to humanity?
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