The landscape and the way the nature is functioning today, is dependent on what was present in the past. Much of what we see in the nature today is due to the weather, the climate changes, and the natural evolution of the landscapes through thousands of years. That is true in all countries.
In Norway and in the northern part of Europe, there must have been one or several ice ages in history. What we see, and that is everything, can has something to do with a God. But if there is no God at earth and in the universe, we must use our theories and find how the earth and the universe has evolved. Science explains that there has been a big bang, and that there have been ice ages.
Many scientists think that there have been many ice ages at earth. In the relevant ice age in question, there has been lower temperature than today. It has been thick ice sheets and glaciers. And the oceans and maybe the lakes in nature have had lower water level with ice age. The researchers and scientists, all from professors and lower academic performances, mean that there have been many ice ages in the world. The duration of them can be ten thousand years to several million years back in time. We can find this structures on earth when going back in time and analyzing the landscape and the sea. There have been through all conceivable times major changes in plant and in animal life. And there have also been changes in the topography.
The ice ages have been times when there has been cold at the earth. There are several scientific theories about the ice ages, how they were coming, and what actually happened. People have found that the ocean level has varied up to 120 meters during an ice age. The start for all ice ages, is that there has been water high up in the landscapes, actually about the mountains. And this water has due to the cold temperature frozen to ice. The ice has then made pressures on the landscapes, and there have been lakes, oceans and rivers due to the melting. In addition, the ice has made valleys and open areas in nature, and there have been left many stones of different sizes high up in the mountains. We see it in nature in Norway around the high mountaintops. Hence, all landscapes we live in and what is living there is dependent on what happened before us just living our lives just now!
The last ice age in Norway and in the rest of the northern part of Europe took place around 115 000 to 10 000 years back in time. It was great, and that particular ice age is called for Weichsel. In Norway and in the northern part of Europe, there was a 3 km thick inland ice! This ice has left its mark on the landscape through erosion.
The ice ages that have been in Norway through all times and through the history of time, have been cold time periods. There have been much freezing of water, and there have been snow disasters. The evolution in the weather, in the atmosphere, in the climate and in the ways we are living, have just happened through thousands of years. So what you breathe and what you do, is depending on what has been the evolution of the earth and the universe. Many think that the devil forces were prevalent with regard to the emergence of the ice and the glaciers. And the sun and good forces are due to a powerful God, and that God is according to the Bible more powerful than all humans through all times being here. The greatest call in nature is the priesthood!
Humans can control and not control the climate changes. Some areas are warm and some are cold, and this can vary throughout the year! We have many experiences and many theories about what is going on, but they are just serving as explanations about what you are wondering about of all things and of all persons that are possible to see. To be is to perceive and to be perceived!
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