Animation: Continents collide and break apart over time

[@cubo1246]

I like how India went to Asia

[@Turbo_GT1]

they immigrated from africa

[@jayray448]

@@Turbo_GT1 You emigrate from, you immigrate to, you idiot.

[@Chilegus123]

​@@Turbo_GT1he meant the indian territory

[@veggieboyultimate]

One of the best paleogeographic animations I have seen!

[@Adino1]

I love how it simulated the deserts that would have been at the centers of these massive land masses

[@someasiandude4797]

Yes it definitely representing climate instead of elevation and you are definitely not an idiot

[@Adino1]

@@someasiandude4797 Yeah. You're the idiot buddy. Just watch the southern part of Africa go from desert to green back to desert in the span of 4 million years towards the end of the video. Unless you think some how mountain ranges are going to spontaneously appear and erode that quickly. Take your low IQ butt somewhere else

[@PurringMyrrh]

Now I want to see one of what is predicted for future movement. It's constantly happening so there must be some vague guess or idea.

[@fabioa.franzin8426]

Que fantástica animação. O choques entre os continentes, as formações das montanhas. É incrivel.

[@JWCreations]

What software was this simulation created with? Thanks!

[@yelloman_]

GPlates.

[@mnk_ddl]

@@yelloman_ No.. No way GPlates can be that realistic. I am denying that this is GPlates for now.

[@famousjacket]

@@yelloman_ GPlates cant make realistic maps like this one and it has to be some sort of 3D model.

[@PROTAEQUESO98]

@@mnk_ddlcr scotese videos

[@andrescallo5619]

What program is used to create such professional animations? Greetings from Perú.

[@famousjacket]

Probably GPlates

[@bruce92106]

That's interesting! So is everything still moving around? I guess it would be.

[@jayray448]

Yes, and I believe that they will collide from the other end at some point, i.e. China with California.

[@CookDinger]

I love animations like these! But Africa’s Great Lakes seem to be missing! I’ve read they were formed around 12 million years ago, so you may want to update the animation! 😅

[@kaysmith5030]

I love pangea

[@vanguardbreaker8826]

I get an unreasonable amount of joy seeing India speed up from that mantle plume lol. Just suddenly yeets itself forward.

[@impostersjatyt5793]

Song name please

[@Frostbiteez]

Divine life society

[@ArchivedSwedenball]

0:20 wait.... America is evolving!

[@esdrasduylo3012]

in Brazil 😂🇧🇷

[@jacobspencer5295]

It actually moved way faster within a year than millions. Fact ✔️

[@KBoden1973]

What A Fat Lie Jacob Spencer You Told

[@jacobspencer5295]

@@KBoden1973 prove it wrong then

[@zainumarji337]

my man india swam a whole marathon

[@peterkrasnan3368]

Where is Atlantis located?

[@Subfightr]

I love that it was kindergarten students over 100 years ago that were like.. "ey YO, TEACH! These totally pieces fit together" and the he dabbed HARD. that's how they spoke back then.

[@jojohubilp2671]

0:08 in south america looks like a cat

[@starkiler13]

Cant see a sht tbh

[@wookie110240]

Nice!

[@karlrehagel6292]

hey

[@bayaraanomin3829]

Its a tectonic

[@hilwaamanamankiyar-pp5bf]

AGU

[@ayxansamedov9417]

Pangea breaks up with other boyfriends(continents) Its a joke guys

[@cal-native]

Why did Florida have to form?😁

[@tylerthecreatorfan835]

Kind of offensive as a Floridian but ok

[@jayray448]

Why didn't your mother swallow?

[@tineespanola1730]

What the

[@michellelee5539]

Pangea break up

[@tineespanola1730]

Russia

[@StinkyCashFlatEarth]

Yet bridges from over 100 years ago still stand

[@benjaminmisner271]

It doesnt move that fast this is over millions of years bro

[@legorobert5378]

Mate, look at a world map from the 1900's. Its basically the same as the current world map. It takes hundreds of thousands, if not millions to move much.

[@StinkyCashFlatEarth]

@@legorobert5378 Exactly. Which makes everything in this video complete theoretical hogwash. The rate at which this is allegedly happening is the same as your fingernail growing. How long do you think your fingernails would grow in 100 years? Certainly enough to fuck with the architectural integrity of a bridge.

[@legorobert5378]

@@StinkyCashFlatEarth first off, the growth of nails do in fact decrease with age. So it wont just grow 10cm if you are at any age. And also, bridges do get architectually fucked by tectonic plates, since you made the statement that they dont first, i feel like you should show me your sources for why they dont first. And also thank you for teaching me that in some cases nails can grow at a similar speed to the tectonic plates moving, i actually didnt know that, pretty neat fact.

[@StinkyCashFlatEarth]

@@legorobert5378 The Brooklyn bridge was built in the 1870s. It’s still standing today. Nothing has changed on the map. There is no observable evidence of this plate tectonics Pangea theory. There’s no experiment that proved this either. It’s just a theory.

[@ОленаКшановська]

Кшшшшвшш

[@CR7GOATofFootball]

No. God is real.

[@spicy7302]

No. He is not.

[@illusionlife9962]

Well, i believe he is, but continental drift is still a fact. The argument isn't "God exists, so science can't be right", these are two seperate things.

[@THIS---GUY]

Which God? They're all plagarized.

[@legorobert5378]

This doesnt contradict christianity at all. Wtf you smoking?

[@dudethatcouldcareless8375]

@@spicy7302 let people believe what they want to

[@Angryoldman50]

This is hypothetical at best. Consider South America, once connected to Africa, those two, broke away from the west coast of America. The tip of South America was once in Alaska and Africa was attached. Africa drifted and South America is up against a sunken land mass..or it would be with Africa. The separation presented above is completely wrong. For hidden reasons, the above has always been supported. No one EVER QUESTIONS THIS.

[@jayray448]

Moron.

[@Bxbomba2010]

nice but no. earth is growing and shrinking like every other living thing.

[@dragoned7685]

???

[@spicy7302]

Stop smoking crack and get off youtube you uneducated twat.

[@belloalterno4695]

As showed in this video

[@illusionlife9962]

Um... what? Can you elaborate?

[@Bxbomba2010]

@@illusionlife9962 see expanding earth theory. Remember not only do the Americas east coast line connect with europe and africa, the west coast line of the Americas also match asia russia etc..