The African Continent Is Splitting In Two. What's Happening?

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@mwami7600]

My country Zambia might finally get a coastline 😁 too bad I won't be around to see it

[@feiryfella]

It'll be a long wait I'm afraid lol.

[@GreenPoint_one]

I could wait that long, Im busy breeding new species :3

[@mwami7600]

Lol so true. Who knows if humanity might even still be around by then. Could very well wipe ourselves off by then

[@GreenPoint_one]

@@mwami7600 I doubt humans are going extinct. There may be big famines and lots of dead people in the future but we can survive as long as nothing hits earth

[@pacslife7083]

I'd say that's lucky m8

[@vulpinemac]

Anyone happen to notice that Madagascar could be a similar split?

[@lunaix2978]

Believe it or not, Madagascar was a split from India. Look up a video it's pretty cool.

[@montanausa329]

It would be the best thing as it would open up Africa for more coast line. This has been a problem for Africa as they have very few rivers they can use for transportation

[@Speedy300]

@@montanausa329 That is not the reason for Africa’s poverty.

[@pip915]

It's like when mud cracks when it starts to dry up but on a larger scale

[@anthonydolio8118]

Interesting. Thank you.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

It's called plate tectonics. It has been happening since the planet has existed.

[@lanla6838z]

Even god is exploiting Africa

[@justsomeguywithlonghair6595]

Are we trying to prevent something like this, or say “we’d be dead by then”

[@NicholasNerios]

Makes you wonder if possibly the Earth was once just a water world billions of years ago, then moon smashed into the earth, cracking the earth's plates and that impact started plate tectonics which has since continued through friction and plate subluxation forming what we have now...

[@kazemizu]

It was a water. Plate tectonics is what brought land upward

[@sumofme1]

@NicholasNerios it's amazing what God made including us, the Earth 75% water just like our bodies amazing

[@TheTamriel]

On that day our species will be gone since long, and maybe the rest of the known animal kingdom as well.

[@jerriosity]

wow - I recently posted a vision of a megaquake I saw at the horn of Africa

[@kazemizu]

I wonder how long it will take until the rifts begin to fill with water

[@g3user1usa]

That would be a good thing if Africa split in two. That thin slice might be able to become more green as it would be surrounded by water. It would be great for shipping as ships would have a shorter route to travel. I'm not sure how far apart it will be split but the two land areas could be connected by bridges. I'd sure like to see that but I guess we're talking about something that would take thousands of years to happen.

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@cherylwin9364]

THIS IS THE WORK OF THE MOST HIGH YAHUAH ! PREPARE FOR THE RETURN OF YAHUSHA HA’ MASHIACH REPENT FOR THE TIME IS NEAR ! APTTMH !

[@RakeshVaskula-on1du]

😢we didnt give goa beach anybody

[@bobwitkowski6410]

When the crack opens up to the Red Sea and the water from the Red Sea starts gusting through the crack it will speed things up a quite a bit.

[@XplorinWithPaul]

We need to stop making ele tric cars and shi and make a fast forward and. Backwards button 😂

[@bushamajola2201]

Real Israelis are breaking away by God

[@mmichael9328]

Why millions of years when happend in just a few decades?

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Good question! The process of continents splitting takes millions of years, but we only see small changes over decades.

[@PeteThe]

I'll soon, after 20 year's of waiting get my island life 😂.

[@madhavanking-c8f]

A river may flowed here earlier

[@pelagiajones7963]

Try living in New Zealand on the crack of earth tectonic. Earthquake city 😢

[@LeonardoAstronautp9n7r]

Magnitude 15 Earthquake is very destructive!

[@bharath2508]

This is take at least a million years.

[@LeonardoAstronautp9n7r]

10 millon years!

[@naturalimojah3333]

Fiction story

[@BrandonPepper-iz6rh]

3 times a year desperate people post this story

[@Ahmedmahadcaruus]

Somali

[@hephzibahbradshaw9509]

Thank you for sharing.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@mondoleon1471]

.. i loved this video

[@larrysheppard42]

What then is the fate of the Nile River?

[@LeonardoAstronautp9n7r]

The Nile River will dry up!

[@brentevje5939]

So what

[@ajnasajnas6339]

African interaction to Indian 😄

[@vincebaker2754]

So you're doing a video on tectonics and are clueless to Zealander? New Zealand did not break off of Africa. It is part of a sunken continent called Zealander. Only about 5% of the continent is above water.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

I really don't understand why they call it Latin America anymore. None of these people are Latin, nor do they even speak Latin. The true Latin people come from Latium almost 3,000 years go, which was part of Italy. So if anyone should be called Latin, it should be the Italians. They say it's because the the languages used by the old colonies down there (which are now countries of their own) were ran by the French, Portuguese, and Spanish, which were romance languages that branched out from Latin. But that still isn't Latin. That would be like calling me a Gealic or Germanic American simply because my language and lineage at one time tied back to those people. So it really makes no sense. Not to mention the fact that so-called "Latin" America is a lot more diverse and has a lot of different racial amd ethnic differences between its peoples. So to just lump them into once group like that, or to homogenize the whole of South America and Central America like that is sort of ridiculous. I don't see them calling the United States and Canada "Anglo-America" or one of the other labels I said above in terms of my lineage. So what gives?...lol!

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

@krizcillz that still makes no sense. It's definitely not enough to just lump everyone together like that. I don't like how they do the same with so-called "White" and "Black" people either. It doesn't make sense, and it's relatively new.... Up until around the 50's and 60's everyone still went by their country of origin when it came to their ethnic identity and culture. Ya had the Irish, French, Spanish (meaning from Spain), Italian, Greek, Iranian, Afghan, Somali, Kenyan, Mexican, German, Argentinian, Chilean, Brazilian, etc... But at some point between the 50's and 80's that all started to get rearranged for political purposes and I think it's ignorant as hell. Even our American cities had burroughs named after the ethnic group which inhabited them. Like up here in Camden NJ there's still an area of the city they call Pollocktown (Polish folk). But it was the same across the bridge in Philly. Ya had the Irish and Italian areas, Germantown, and African American areas, Chinatown etc.... Now a lot of that gets lumped into either being White, Black, Latin, Asian, or Middle Eastern. And it's ridiculous because we're all different. They're trying to homogenize everyone and I think it's pretty much so they can blame things on entire races of people whenever something bad goes down within one of their "So-called" Communities. They blame it on this "Community" or that "Community" (or group) and rarely gets blamed on the actual individual. And they also do the same when it comes to protection. They don't take things on an individual basis or much smaller gang of individuals type of basis. It all gets blamed on these massive race based "Communities". And I think that's complete garbage, and I also think we need to take a step back and let people be who they once were instead of trying to always politically mold them into what the media or our government wants them to be. The same goes for all this gender community crap as well... Surprisingly a lot of those folks don't like this shit either. Do ya understand what I'm saying?... It's all nonsense, and it's just one more step at destroying truly diverse groups and individuals and pushing for the grey homogeneous continental canvas of Globalism. Sorry for the rant, but it's true.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

@krizcillz and by the way, the French and English actually are descendants of the Latin speakers. And ya don't have to go back that far to find the relationship. Maybe 1,500 to about 2,000yrs ago. Especially when it comes to the French. The language is even similar. Language is one of the easiest ways to trace lineage outside of DNA.

[@bakarangerpinku]

“Species” is pronounced SPEE-she’s. Every single time, without fail, I need subtitles because you’re saying it incorrectly... I don’t care what it LOOKS like it’s pronounced that way. SPEE-she’s. I got it drilled into my head in like 8 different science or biology classes. You didn’t? You don’t say the word “laugh” as it’s spell lol. La-Ugh. It’s a French sigh. Also. If you pronounce the “t” in “often” you’re pretentious. Look it up. English is English. Some words just “break” the rules of English in pronunciation vs spelling or it’s been Americanized and otherwise destroyed. Like the words Tokyo, Kyoto, and karaoke lol. But with “karaoke” it’s mispronounced so badly that if you say it correctly in the west there’s a possibility nobody will understand what you’re saying. 😂 Oh another commonly annihilated word is: ukulele. It sounds nicer pronounced correctly, but again, simple North Americans probably won’t catch what you’re saying. 😊

[@greggarsenault4457]

I see your mental healthcare provider let you play on the laptop today...how nice for you.

[@ShouRBX]

Did bro even think that English can sound so different if spoken by different countries due to their colloquial accents even though they are just speaking the same language. You might not be used on how these people pronounce these words, but in my opinion, the message they are trying to say is understandable. No need to be so sensitive with pronunciation :/

[@peterrutt7409]

There are “dialectical differences”.