Where did we come from?
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The Bible says, "In
the beginning God created."
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Evolution teaches the opposite.
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No one created, it
all happened by itself.
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Which one is the truth?
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This is Headquarters,
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Doc M,
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Jacqui,
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and Rich,
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their job, investigate
and discover the truth.
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This is The Creation Case.
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Jacqui, can you come over here?
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I've got the next
assignment for Rich.
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Sure, Doc.
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I said...
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Never mind, stay right there.
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Don't come. I'll
come over to you.
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I don't want your
sneezes messing up my papers.
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Are you sure? You don't have to.
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Well, you know how much I
love rolling around this office.
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Are you getting sick?
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Yeah, I think I got a cold.
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Be thankful you're not
doing Rich's assignment.
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Why is that?
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You would get a
cold on top of a cold.
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What are you working on anyway?
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Well, I'm working on
the DNA of the Woolly.
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I've been
working on it all week,
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and I am almost done.
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All right, I'll stay
away from there then.
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Thank you.
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Hey, look, I got an email.
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It's from Evert in
Staten Island, New York.
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Oh, really? Incredible.
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Cool. Listen to her question.
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"Dear, Doc M, the
other day, I watched a movie
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that was supposed to take place
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millions of years
ago during the Ice Age.
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I asked my
science teacher at school
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about it the next day,
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and he asked
me, "Which Ice Age?"
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I'm currently confused
about this whole Ice Age thing
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since my parents say
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God created the earth
a few thousand years ago.
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Please help.
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Thank you."
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I know what she means.
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I've heard supposedly
that there are many Ice Ages.
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It's a great question.
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Great question. Can
you zip it over to Rich?
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I can definitely do that.
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Fantastic. Where is he anyway?
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I think he said something
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about being in the forest today.
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Probably in the forest, hiding,
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studying animals
hoping they don't see him.
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Oh, then it's
probably a good thing
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we're not there because...
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Because we'd
scare away the animals.
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Yes.
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And assuming
he's actually trying
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to be quite though.
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Well, we could
probably be quiet too.
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Watch.
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I'll go quietly back to my desk.
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All right.
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Help us investigate today.
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Download and print your
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Hey, I think we got our
next assignment from HQ.
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Let's check it out.
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Hi, Rich.
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I hope you're doing well.
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I have your next
assignment for you.
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And...
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Oh, man, she's got a cold.
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Bless you.
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Sorry, I'm getting a cold.
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Anyway, we need
you to investigate
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about the Ice Age or Ice Ages.
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When did they happen?
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Was there more than one?
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How are they formed, all that?
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We look forward to your report.
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And be careful
not to get a cold.
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Got message,
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Ice Age.
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By the way,
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bless you.
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All right, we have
our new assignment.
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Let's get it
written in our journal.
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Ice Age.
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Ice Age, let me think about it.
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Well, an Ice Age
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is when a large
part of the world
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was covered with snow and ice
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year round for
centuries, that's old snow.
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So where can we go
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to see some of
this old snow and ice
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in the middle of the summer?
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I know, a glacier.
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Glaciers are found
on the planet's poles
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and also at the
top of the mountains
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where the air is cold.
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I know of a glacier nearby.
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We need to get to
Grand Teton National Park.
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Let's go.
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Do you have a creation
question for Headquarters?
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Send your questions
to Doc, Jacqui, and Rich
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by visiting our
website at TheCreationCase.com.
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We've arrived to
Grand Teton National Park.
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We've got to pull over
and check this place out.
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This majestic mountain range
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is home to about
a dozen glaciers.
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Wow, what a
gorgeous mountain range!
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And look at all
the snow they have
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in the middle of the summer.
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Amazing. It's so nice.
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I think, I'm going to
sketch this in my journal.
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We know the glaciers
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have been around for centuries.
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The big questions today are,
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have they really been
around for millions of years?
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And also, how
did they get there?
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And if we can find
evidence about how glaciers
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and Ice Ages
form, we'll have clues
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that can help us
answer many other questions.
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So the first big question is,
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what would cause
an Ice Age to happen?
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Why don't we
get a little closer?
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And the best way to
do that is on a bike.
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Here in the United States,
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there's evidence
that at one point,
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Ice Age glaciers
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covered most of
the northern part
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of the United States.
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In Antarctica, there are places
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with upto three
miles deep of snow and ice.
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So what's needed to
cause an Ice Age to happen?
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Even though some
secular scientists teach
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that many different
Ice Ages have occurred
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in the last millions of years,
these same scientists admit,
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they really don't know
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what would have
caused an Ice Age
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to happen in the first place.
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Hey, there's a
boat we can take here
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to get us even
closer to the glaciers.
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Come on.
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Scientists agree that
for an Ice Age to happen,
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two basic things need to happen.
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First, we need the
ocean to be very warm
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so the water can evaporate.
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And second, we need
the air to be very cold.
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If those two things
happen, a lot of snow will fall.
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If you don't have
both, it won't work.
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Only having cold
air isn't enough,
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and warm oceans
without the cold air
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will only get you a lot of rain.
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Evolution is still
struggling to explain
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how an Ice Age could
form, but the cool thing is,
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the Bible provides us
the historical evidence
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for how one could form.
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The Bible says
that during the flood,
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all the fountains of
water of the great deep erupted
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to the surface for five months.
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Erupting water means,
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the ocean would
have gotten a lot hotter.
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We now have our
first ingredient,
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warm ocean water that will cause
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lots of evaporation.
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The second ingredient is
cold air in the atmosphere.
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How would the air get cold?
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Volcanoes.
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The volcanic
activity during the flood
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would have blown tons of
volcanic ash into the air.
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It's known that when
there is a lot of ash blown
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into the atmosphere,
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less heat from
the sun gets through,
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and the air gets colder.
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Imagine hundreds or
thousands of volcanoes
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erupting all at the
same time during the flood.
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It would have made
the air a lot colder.
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Cold air and lots
of ocean evaporation
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would have caused
massive snowstorms
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to dump a bunch of snow at
the earth's poles for years.
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It's a very
realistic possibility.
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But, of course,
no one knows for sure
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every detail of
how the flood happened.
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But it's neat when we
see the Bible matching up
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to real world clues.
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Wow, what an amazing view.
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This is ice and water melting
from around the glaciers.
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You know, it's amazing
that the Bible provides a story
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that gives us those
two ingredients we need.
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We need the cold
air and the warm oceans.
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I think, I'm
going to write that down
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in my journal.
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Events during the flood
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would cause the
ocean to warm up,
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and the air to cool down.
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While many scientists
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are still trying
to piece together
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how an Ice Age would develop,
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the Bible provides a description
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of earth's history
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that models how an Ice Age
could have followed the flood.
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We still need to find out more
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about what
happened after the Ice Age
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which was after the flood.
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I think for now,
though, it's time to head back.
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I have an idea.
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We need to go on a glacier.
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I know of a mountain in Oregon
that has 12 glaciers on it.
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It's called Mount Hood.
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Let's go.
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Well, hi, everyone.
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Doc M here at HQ.
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We're here for you.
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I made that up myself.
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Since Rich is
investigating the Ice Age,
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let me tell you a little
about my favorite animals,
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mammoths and mastodons,
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one of the great
mysteries of our world.
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Oh, it's exciting.
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It's what they look like.
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I've got pictures.
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Whoa!
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So when did they live?
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And what happened to
these hairy relatives
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of elephants?
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See, cousins.
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No one knows for sure.
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So all we can do
is look at the clues.
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Actually, a few years ago,
I sent Rich on an assignment
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to investigate mammoths.
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Let me show you a
little video clip.
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There are dozens of mammoths
buried in this one spot.
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Around the world,
what's been found,
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the most is the huge tusks.
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About 50,000 have been found,
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which means they were around
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for at least a few hundred years
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after the flood
before they became extinct.
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You see, at one
point, evolution taught
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they had lived 50,000 years ago.
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But when archaeologists
started finding spear tips
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in their carcasses,
they changed their beliefs
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and said, "No,
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maybe they only
lived 10,000 years ago."
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Hey, let me show you
my pet mammoth, Mindy.
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This is Mindy. Isn't she cute?
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The Bible teaches
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that the flood
occurred about 4,500 years ago.
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It would appear
that mammoths lived
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for several hundred
years after the flood,
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while the Ice Age was forming
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because several
have been found frozen
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in the snow and ice.
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We know a major change happened
in the climate on this planet
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because of
these frozen mammoths.
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They had frozen grass
and flowers in their teeth
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and in their stomach,
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not something we
would normally see
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in the northern part
of Alaska and Siberia.
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The clues we have
about these animals seemed
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to fit with the
Bible story of the flood.
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Evidence shows how
an Ice Age would form
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over the next few
hundred years after the flood,
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and Ice Age that
transformed a lush forest
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into a desert of snow and ice,
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and how it would
bury not only mammoths
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but many other
animals and plants as well.
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Yet again, this
is why I believe,
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God is my Creator.
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Hey, everyone.
It's me, Rich Aguilera.
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I'd love to see you
at one of our live events
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to see where I'll be speaking,
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visit our website,
TheCreationCase.com.
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It's easy to spot Mount Hood
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because it's
the tallest mountain
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in Oregon.
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It's also a dormant volcano.
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Let's hope it doesn't
wake up while we're up there.
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The Bible provides a description
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of earth's history
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that can help create
a model for the Ice Age.
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Scientists that study glaciers
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and weather
patterns have calculated
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that under the
post flood conditions,
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an ice sheet of 1000-feet thick
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would have taken
about 500 years to form.
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A global flood would
have enormous consequences
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on the planet.
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Well, this is as high up
as we can get in the jeep.
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Fortunately, there's a chairlift
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that will take us up
even higher on Mount Hood.
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Since the mountain is
covered with glaciers,
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that means there's
snow here year round,
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that means we can
do some snowboarding.
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I can't think of a
better way to get nice and close
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to a glacier.
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Even though it's
summer because we're so high,
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the snow and ice doesn't melt.
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It just stays
here year after year.
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Using computers and
known weather patterns,
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over the next few hundred years
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after the flood,
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warm oceans and cold air
would form huge snowstorms
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that would dump
snow on the planet
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faster than it could melt.
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It probably took many years
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for the ocean to cool off again.
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All the ash in the air
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would also take a
lot of time to settle
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and finally allow the
sunlight to get through
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and warm up the air.
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All right, we're at
the top of the first lift.
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I got one more
lift I got to go up
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to get as high as
we can on this glacier.
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Eventually, the oceans cooled up
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and the air got
warmer, the Ice Age was over.
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Warmer air meant
that snow and ice
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started to melt,
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and the glaciers
started to retreat.
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There's evidence that
glaciers and snowfields
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extended as far
south as Missouri.
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Scientists have calculated
that the Ice Age lasted
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about 700 years.
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That means it would have
ended about 4,000 years ago.
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We're getting really
high up, we're almost there.
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Wow, what an incredible view?
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We're so high up,
we're above the clouds.
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This snow here year-round,
I wonder how old the snow is.
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You know, at the earth's poles
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where there's a
lot of snow and ice,
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scientists go down there,
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and they drill hole
deep down into that ice
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to see if they can
learn about the past.
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It's not surprising to learn
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what they find
down there in the ice,
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lots of volcanic ash particles.
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That make sense,
since all the ash
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would have been
in the air for years
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after the flood.
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Well, we are done coming up.
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It's time to go down. Come on.
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Wow, what a day!
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That was an amazing
view from Mount Hood.
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It was neat, seeing
clouds way below us.
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It was also pretty
strange to be on snow
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in the middle of the summer too.
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I've lived most of my life
in States with snowy winters,
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but it's still hard to imagine
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the kind of snowstorms
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that fell for
years after the flood.
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Well, I need to
finish my report up
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and send it over to HQ.
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Remember, if
you want to read it,
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just go to our website.
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I was amazed to learn
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that scientists who
don't believe in the Bible
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are struggling to explain
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what would cause an Ice Age.
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Models show that
during and after the flood,
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the oceans would have warmed up
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and the air
would have cooled down.
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It probably would have
taken hundreds of years
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for all of this to
return back to normal.
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In the meantime,
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these events could have caused
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centuries of intense snowstorms.
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You know, ice is a
very unique compound,
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because it's the same as water,
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and it's also the same as steam.
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They're all forms of water.
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One is a solid, one is a liquid,
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and one is a gas.
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We can also compare
that to another three in one
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that sometimes can
be a bit confusing.
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The Bible talks about
God the Father, the Son,
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and the Holy Spirit.
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Like water, they
are also three in one.
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We may never fully
understand till we're in heaven.
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For now, it's
important to understand
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that the power
of this three in one
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is the same one that created us,
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that loves us, and protects us.
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I hope you'll join me
again for our next assignment.
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Remember, God the
Creator loves what He creates,
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especially you.
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Good night.
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Don't go, we have bloopers.
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Whoa.
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All clear.
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Huge, those huge snow stones.
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I feel like an idiot.
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About 50,000 of...
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No, we're not ready.
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This, as it is, the, the...
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Frozen...
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Fallen, wake up.
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