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dipsydoodle

(42,239 posts)
Wed Feb 8, 2012, 06:11 PM Feb 2012

America and Eurasia 'to meet at north pole'

America and Eurasia will crash into each other over the north pole in 50-200 million years time, according to scientists at Yale University.

They predict Africa and Australia will join the new "supercontinent" too, which will mark the next coming together of the Earth's land masses.

The continents are last thought to have come together 300 million years ago into a supercontinent called Pangaea.

Details are published in the journal Nature.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-16934181

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America and Eurasia 'to meet at north pole' (Original Post) dipsydoodle Feb 2012 OP
Time to bring back the "Reunite Gondwanaland" bumper stickers! LongTomH Feb 2012 #1
I'll bring some black bean salsa sharp_stick Feb 2012 #2
Meanwhile Australia and Antarctica will hang out at the bottom of the globe... Bicoastal Feb 2012 #3
Can't we meet somewhere warmer? jberryhill Feb 2012 #4
How do you know... Cassandra Feb 2012 #5

LongTomH

(8,636 posts)
1. Time to bring back the "Reunite Gondwanaland" bumper stickers!
Wed Feb 8, 2012, 06:16 PM
Feb 2012

Hey, maybe this won't be so bad! If the Russian bring the Vodka and the Canadian bring the whiskey, it could be a hell of a party!

Bicoastal

(12,645 posts)
3. Meanwhile Australia and Antarctica will hang out at the bottom of the globe...
Wed Feb 8, 2012, 06:17 PM
Feb 2012

...mocking our conformity.

Fucking hipster continents.

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