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700 Million-Year-Old Snowball Earth Mystery Solved

700 Million-Year-Old Snowball Earth Mystery Solved
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Earth used to be a giant snowball for millions of years Scientists might have finally found out why

A drop in volcanic CO2 emissions may have once encased Earth in ice from pole to pole.

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What Turned Earth Into A Giant Snowball 700 Million Years Ago?

What Turned Earth Into A Giant Snowball 700 Million Years Ago?
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700,000,000 years ago, Earth was a massive snowball Now we know why | Tech News

Around 700 million years ago, Earth was one massive snowball – but scientists had no idea why. Now they do, and the answer may surprise you.

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What caused ice age on Earth 700 million years ago — Here s an explanation

Extended ice age, which lasted from 717 to 660 million years ago is said to have been named Charles Sturt

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