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Continent specific ice age starts at top of Northern Canada. 70k years is not long enough for the ice to reach Chicago, much less be 2.5 miles thick.
Cool story.
Are you going to post your evidence?
GREENLAND
ANTARCTICA
TEST CASES for continent specific ice ages
Greenland's ice started up north and took AT LEAST over 500k years to get to the Southern Tip.
The Greenland ice age is at least 500k years old, more likely over 1 million. No part of it is yet 2 miles thick. You claim 70k years from the start of an ice age in NORTHERN CANADA put 2.5 mile thick glaciers in Chicago. THAT is PATHETIC. THAT is Dennis Quaide McBullshit cycle nonsense.
Northern Canada spent 30-50 million years in that "within 600 miles to the pole" and Ellesmere is still there.
Antarctic ice age is 40+ million years old, and IT DOES HAVE 2.5 mile thick ice.....
So how old was the 2.5 mile thick ice covering Chicago???
Answer - AT LEAST 30 million years