Pangea, Rodinia, Gondwana: The Complete History Of Earth's Supercontinents

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• AL

  @Alan-k6r3x · 4 days ago (edited)

  One of the most interesting videos I have ever seen. TY

• CO

  @colleenlindstrom · 4 months ago

  This was a fantastic presentation. Thank you!

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• SD

  @sdc920 · 1 month ago

  A truly awesome presentation. Thank you.

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• KA

  @KathleenTeitelbaum-u2c · 4 months ago

  A lot of really good information here. I enjoyed this very much. I wish the visuals matched the narration a little better but overall, a great listen.

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• ED

  @edithfrosio7728 · 2 months ago

  Si fascinant! si intéressant! Thank you for your work, From Switzerland...

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• UH

  @UHURU-001 · 3 weeks ago

  I have the International Geological Atlas of the World, a joint British and French production.  One of the most fascinating map sets shows the ocean floor geology, and it is stunning to learn that over half the Earth’s crust is less than 100 million years old, and ALL the present ocoeanic crust is less than 200 million years old.  The only really old rocks are preserved in continental plates that drift about crashing into each other and splintering apart like a giant slow-motion continental wrecking derby.

• AU

  @AUnit2010 · 2 months ago

  They didn&apos;t occur every 300 million years apart. Or even close to it.<br> 1. End-Ordovician (444 Million Years Ago)<br>2. Late Devonian (360 Million Years Ago)<br>3. End-Permian / &quot;The Great Dying&quot; (250 Million Years Ago)<br>4. End-Triassic (200 Million Years Ago)<br>5. End-Cretaceous (65–66 Million Years Ago)<br>6. We are currently in the 6th Great Extinction Period now.<br><br>I&apos;m no mathematician, but your math isn&apos;t mathing.

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• VL

  @vladimirmoravek2646 · 4 months ago

  &quot;Boring billion era&quot;<br>Evolution during this era directly built the biochemical prerequisites needed to spark the &quot;Cambrian Explosion&quot; of complex animal life..Rodinia dominated the latter half of the era as Columbia broke up.

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• KI

  @kittykat6583 · 2 weeks ago

  Where are Vaalbara and Ur?

• JO

  @johnbryner9052 · 2 months ago

  So just listening in the first three minutes I heard this has happened five times so that means it could’ve been some other kind of upright walking intelligent some things here before us potentially four times?<br>Maybe they really are just jumping dimensions essentially back to each landmass. <br>Just a thought

• PA

  @patrickverschuren3409 · 2 months ago

  Super explosive devices, placed deep in North-West Africa will keep the Mediterranean Sea open many thousands of years in the future!

• LA

  @lainey4love · 3 months ago

  If you want to sleep don&apos;t listen unless your paying utube premium. SO MANY ADS. otherwise fantastic.

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