Have you ever wondered what would happen if the world plunged into darkness and cold for a year and a half? That's exactly what happened in 536 AD, when a series of volcanic eruptions in Iceland and North America caused a global climate catastrophe. In this video, we will explore the causes and consequences of this event, and how it affected human history and civilization.

The volcanic ash from the eruptions blocked out the sun, creating a "volcanic winter" that lasted for several years. The temperature dropped dramatically, crops failed, and famine spread. People in different continents experienced unusual weather, such as snow in summer in China, or drought in Africa. Many civilizations suffered from social and political instability, disease, and war. Some historians even consider this period as the beginning of the Dark Ages.

How did people cope with this disaster? How did they adapt to the new environment? How did this event shape the course of history? Watch this video to find out more about the most devastating volcanic eruption in human history, and how it changed the world forever.

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