Earth’s Next Supercontinent Is Forming Right Now
Our planet’s continents aren’t done moving—they’re slowly drifting toward each other again, inch by continental inch. Scientists say that a new supercontinent is already in the works, with landmasses converging over tens of millions of years. In this video, we’ll trace how Africa, Australia, and Antarctica might one day merge, and explore what that means for climate, oceans, and you. This isn’t some distant fantasy—it’s happening now, and its effects could shape Earth’s future for eons. So buckle up and let’s roam across deep time together—this is more than just plate tectonics; it’s Earth…
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