Africa Is Splitting

The splitting of Africa, driven by the tectonic activity of the East African Rift, is gradually separating the African continent into two distinct landmasses. This process, which is expected to take millions of years, could eventually lead to the creation of a new ocean basin. At the same time, the Indian plate is moving northward, potentially leading to a future collision with the fragmenting African plates. While this scenario is far from imminent, it underscores the dynamic nature of Earth's crust and the potential for significant geological transformations over vast time scales.
1. Africa Tectonic Splitting
2. East African Rift
3. Plate Tectonics
4. Continental Drift
5. Africa-India Collision
6. Future Geology
7. Rift Valley Formation
8. Earth's Crust Movement
9. New Ocean Basin
10. Indian Plate Movement
11. Geological Transformations
12. Continental Fragmentation
13. African Landmass Separation
14. Plate Collision Predictions
15. Dynamic Earth Crust