
Colorado Rocks Confirm 'Snowball Earth' Ice Age Theory
Geologists have discovered evidence in Colorado's Pikes Peak that supports the Snowball Earth hypothesis, which posits that Earth was once entirely covered in ice around 700 million years ago. The discovery involves pebbly sandstone, known as Tava injectites, formed by immense pressure from ice sheets during the Cryogenian Period. This finding provides crucial physical evidence of ice sheets covering equatorial regions, further cementing the Snowball Earth theory and offering insights into ancient climate conditions and geological processes.



