The PALEOMAP Project Channel by Christopher Scotese has more than 50 computer animations showing the plate tectonic evolution of the continents and ocean basins during the last billion years,
I almost don't want to point this out, but the Asian people would have been totally different if the Indian plate never reached that continent. Their eye and flat facial structure is a direct result of highland platforms and high winds.
Jom Kita Cerita Kat Budak Asuh Ni Agar Mereka Ambil Perhatian 0:19 Sekarang 0:29 Tertiary 0:49 Crateceous 1:29 Jurrassic 1:53 Triassic 2:01 Permian 4:22 Future TAMAT
I want to talk about the EXTREME TIME REDUCTION between the formation and dismantling of each supercontinent and how it fits into the continental drift hypothesis !!!??
Le mouvement des plaques vu du pôle Sud, est impressionnant. Dans nos vies humaines , on pense toujours que le tracé des côtes est 《définitif 》, alors que pendant 1 millions d'années, l'éloignement des continents est imperceptible à l'échelle géologique.
This piece of music is considered the worst example of music for children. It is never performed in Europe, partly because it is inferior, partly because Pachebel, the composer, hated it.
I love these transitional graphics but I never seem to be able to see how Hawaii developed. That particular hotspot shows a long trail of progression to it's present location. Just saying. I think when all of the continents are on one side of the Earth, the internal mantle must also be affected by the centrifugal forces and eventuallbreak up the mass above it. Then the subduction sides of the plate start pulling on one side while the other exapands. That seems to be the process, to me. Just wondering...;)
