The MEGACONTINENT: What Pangea Was And Why It Split Apart
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Pangea (also known as Pangaea) was the world's last super continent. And because of this, we can still see the impact that Pangea has had on our current planet. In today's episode, we go farther back than we have ever gone before the explore the geographic history of our current landmasses, what they used to look like, and perhaps where they will go in the future.
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Central Pangaean Mountains map by Pedro Correia & J. Brendan Murphy - Iberian-Appalachian connection is the missing link between Gondwana and Laurasia that confirms a Wegenerian Pangaea configuration Scientific Reports volume 10, Article number: 2498 (2020) www.nature.com..., CC BY 4.0, commons.wikime...
Pangea Countries Today map by Massimo Pietrobon - capitan-mas-id...
Pangae, Gondwana, Laurasia, and Euramerica maps by Fama Clamosa - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikime...
Columbia supercontinent graphic by Alexandre DeZotti - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikime... - Наука та технологія
You hit the nail on the head, it's a celestial scale of time, God's time.
I grew up in ny/nj area. Ive heard that palisades park, NJ and morocco are ground zero for pangea. It is beautiful there but, if that is true, it is way more beautiful then i ever realized.
I think in the book of Genesis chapter 1, verse nine and 10, when he gathers all the water into one place, and God called the dry land earth. The gathering of all the waters was called Seas and the land was earth like it was one piece, then over in Chapter chapter 10, verse 25, talking about shems descendants, Eber had two sons the name of one was Peleg “for in his days was the earth divided” I believe” that’s when it was!
More and more people these days are drifting away from God at precisely at a critical time when they should be getting closer. We are in the latter days. While this may last awhile, it could be 5 years or 500, we have no way of knowing when the catastrophic changes in the earth will come to pass.
Precisely. It would be the only way for brown and polar bears and penguins and koalas to gather in the same place to board Noah's Ark.
Looking back a whole lot of years, geography would have been much more interesting if you had been the instructor. This was an excellent video.
The assumption that Pangea was split apart slowly over millions of years is a dangerous one. Just look at how much our climate has changed in the past 200 years. There could have been two or more periods where things moved much faster; perhaps some large events caused rapid change. The problem with us humans is we measure things by how fast our rock flies around the sun. We don't even know for certain how long the earth has been in its current orbit, let alone many other significant factors that impact our lives in ways we haven't even thought about yet.
The Crustacean Period was when the Crab People came about, yeah?
I believe that humans have been around for millions of years and have experienced catastrophe many times and that the continents broke apart during the flood period...hence the megalithic culture worldwide need not travel by sea but alas...all they may have had to do is walk
They were connected
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