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Future, History, Natural Phenomenon, Paleontology

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Supercontinent

Earth’s continents are set on a collision course and geological inquiry tells us the consequences could be cataclysmic. The tectonic plates are drifting away from their original formation and towards each other once more. Will humanity survive?North America broke away from Europe and Asia many years ago. Well, in a few million years we will be re-united in an explosive reunion. National Geographic talks to the experts to predict the end of the world as we will ever know it.

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  • madscirat

    This documentary is more guess work than science. Also, it relies on specialists who tend to leave out obvious variables which are not part of their fields, like the climatologist who seems to make no account of phytoplankton, the world’s largest producer of 02, in his model of a CO2 choked world with a global ocean.

    If you do decide to watch this then ponder as you do how people will swallow this dreamy speculation about the climate 250 million years in the future, but howl with skepticism when confronted with global warming predictions less than a 100 years in the future. Humans.