Last Pangea (Future earth to 250 million years)

Michael Kilderry · Post #2by **Michael Kilderry** » 11.01.2005, 01:59

Great image, I'm going to download it!

I'm currently trying to make my own predictions on what happens after this supercontinent, so this will help me. Thanks.

Michael Kilderry

Jeam Tag · Post #3by **Jeam Tag** » 11.01.2005, 09:00

Michael Kilderry wrote:Great image, I'm going to download it!
I'm currently trying to make my own predictions on what happens after this supercontinent, so this will help me.Michael Kilderry

There are many maps of the ancient continents in Celestia, see http://jeam.tag.free.fr/CELESTIAhtml/Ce ... phies3.htm, and other pages,for example. Jeam

PlutonianEmpire · Post #4by **PlutonianEmpire** » 15.01.2005, 05:45

Wasn't there another prediction that the continents would converge on the north pole?

Michael Kilderry · Post #5by **Michael Kilderry** » 16.01.2005, 09:43

Never heard of that theory before, sounds interesting.

PlutonianEmpire · Post #6by **PlutonianEmpire** » 16.01.2005, 09:49

I read it in Reader's Digest's July 1992 edition of it's "Atlas of the World" on page 20-21. I think there may be a site or 2 referencing to this theory.

Michael Kilderry · Post #7by **Michael Kilderry** » 16.01.2005, 09:55

I'll see if I can find the site, I am interested in theories like these.

PlutonianEmpire · Post #8by **PlutonianEmpire** » 16.01.2005, 10:16

Here's one site. (I'll edit more into this post as I find them)

http://www.historyoftheuniverse.com/cf200.html

Added since the original post:

http://www.ig.utexas.edu/research/proje ... 1eef0e75de