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The "Great Unconformity" And Earth's Missing Billion Years May Have A New ExplanationThe Grand Canyon.

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The "Great Unconformity" And Earth's Missing Billion Years May Have A New ExplanationThe Grand Canyon.
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The "Great Unconformity" And Earth's Missing Billion Years May Have A New Explanation

clock-iconFebruary 28, 2026
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Why Are The Continents All Bunched Up On One Side Of The Planet?a view of the Earth from space focused on the pacific. You can see a bit of north america and australia, and new zealand but no other land.

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Why Are The Continents All Bunched Up On One Side Of The Planet?a view of the Earth from space focused on the pacific. You can see a bit of north america and australia, and new zealand but no other land.
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Why Are The Continents All Bunched Up On One Side Of The Planet?

clock-iconOctober 10, 2025
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Pangea Proxima: This Is What Planet Earth May Look Like 250 Million Years In The FutureA view of Earth as a globe in space, showing the continent's in a supercontinent formation like Pangea.

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Pangea Proxima: This Is What Planet Earth May Look Like 250 Million Years In The FutureA view of Earth as a globe in space, showing the continent's in a supercontinent formation like Pangea.
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Pangea Proxima: This Is What Planet Earth May Look Like 250 Million Years In The Future

clock-iconJuly 17, 2025
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You Can Watch 1.8 Billion Years Of Earth's Tectonic Plates Shifting In This 1-Minute VideoA photograph of Earth taken by an astronaut onboard the ISS on February 13, 2018, showing the planet in its current form.

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You Can Watch 1.8 Billion Years Of Earth's Tectonic Plates Shifting In This 1-Minute VideoA photograph of Earth taken by an astronaut onboard the ISS on February 13, 2018, showing the planet in its current form.
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You Can Watch 1.8 Billion Years Of Earth's Tectonic Plates Shifting In This 1-Minute Video

clock-iconJune 17, 2025
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Watch 1.8 Billion Years Of Earth's Moving Tectonic Plates In Just 1 MinuteEarth planet with ancient supercontinent Rodinia, 3d rendering

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Watch 1.8 Billion Years Of Earth's Moving Tectonic Plates In Just 1 MinuteEarth planet with ancient supercontinent Rodinia, 3d rendering
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Watch 1.8 Billion Years Of Earth's Moving Tectonic Plates In Just 1 Minute

clock-iconSeptember 10, 2024
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How Do Supercontinents Form And Break Up?A digital representation showing the planet separated into its constituent parts, like different sized hollow spheres fitting inside one another. At the centre is the glowing super-hot core.

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How Do Supercontinents Form And Break Up?A digital representation showing the planet separated into its constituent parts, like different sized hollow spheres fitting inside one another. At the centre is the glowing super-hot core.
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How Do Supercontinents Form And Break Up?

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Animation Shows The Possible Formation Of Our Next SupercontinentIllustration of Pangea, Earth's last supercontinent.

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Animation Shows The Possible Formation Of Our Next SupercontinentIllustration of Pangea, Earth's last supercontinent.
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Animation Shows The Possible Formation Of Our Next Supercontinent

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Amasia And Aurica: Behold The Possible Supercontinents Of Earth's FutureTaken by NASA in 1972, the iconic "Blue Marble" photograph shows the Earth as it currently looks.

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Amasia And Aurica: Behold The Possible Supercontinents Of Earth's FutureTaken by NASA in 1972, the iconic "Blue Marble" photograph shows the Earth as it currently looks.
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Amasia And Aurica: Behold The Possible Supercontinents Of Earth's Future

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Some Of Earth's Oldest Secrets Revealed By 450-Million-Year-Old DiamondsThree small diamonds placed upon a black surface – one is yellow, one is colorless and one is dark brown/grey.

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Some Of Earth's Oldest Secrets Revealed By 450-Million-Year-Old DiamondsThree small diamonds placed upon a black surface – one is yellow, one is colorless and one is dark brown/grey.
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Some Of Earth's Oldest Secrets Revealed By 450-Million-Year-Old Diamonds

clock-iconOctober 21, 2023
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In 250 Million Years, The Next Supercontinent Will Likely Drive Mass ExtinctionPresent data geography of today’s Earth and the geography of Earth in 250 million years

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In 250 Million Years, The Next Supercontinent Will Likely Drive Mass ExtinctionPresent data geography of today’s Earth and the geography of Earth in 250 million years
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In 250 Million Years, The Next Supercontinent Will Likely Drive Mass Extinction

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Volcanic Activity Has Freed The World From Multiple Frozen "Icehouse" Statesarticle image

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Volcanic Activity Has Freed The World From Multiple Frozen "Icehouse" Statesarticle image
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Volcanic Activity Has Freed The World From Multiple Frozen "Icehouse" States

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