Continental Drift Simulation: Earth's Moving Continents
As South America and Africa inch apart, the Atlantic Ocean widens, showcasing a geological process that began 140 milli…
Pangaea Supercontinent: 200 Million Years Ago
Around 200 million years ago, Earth's landmass was a single, colossal continent — Pangaea. Pangaea was the last time al…
Continental Drift: Pangaea to Today's Seven Continents
Pangaea, the supercontinent that once dominated Earth, began to split about 200 million years ago, forming the continen…
Australia's Northward Drift and GPS Impact
Australia is inching north at 7 centimeters per year, a pace comparable to fingernail growth. This gradual shift, known…
Earth's Tectonic Plates: Movement and Impact
The African continent is slowly splitting apart, creating a new ocean basin. It's a process of continental rifting.
Africa's Geological Transformation and the Birth of a New Ocean
Africa is undergoing a geological transformation as the continent slowly tears itself apart and begins to form a new oc…