The Great Ice Age of 730,000 A.D.

By the year 730,000 A.D., The world underwent another ice age. It started when warm ocean currents no longer were going to the poles, as a result polar glacier ice start to slowly head for the equator from both poles. By 732,000 A.D. the whole world was covered in ice and snow. Humans were not prepared for such a event and slowly started to perish until only 32% of human civilization was left at the end of the ice age. By 816,000 A.D. the ice age came to a end when retained volcanic eruptions blasted out of the snow and ice. The resultant eruptions increased CO2 levels and slowly but surely ended the ice age. Then the Earth underwent another warm period which last a few hundred thousand years before another ice age occurred.