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Pangea (a supercontinent that formed roughly 300 million years ago) mapped with contemporary geopoli (Original Post) Playinghardball Jun 2013 OP
The Irish would be really pissed off treestar Jun 2013 #1
Yes, Sherman A1 Jun 2013 #2
The economies of Morocco, Western Sahara and Mauritania treestar Jun 2013 #3
Indeed Sherman A1 Jun 2013 #5
Israel is really surrounded more closely by enemies now treestar Jun 2013 #7
Wild in a good way nadinbrzezinski Jun 2013 #4
jeez, those Spaniards would get cold arely staircase Jun 2013 #6
Question. What is on the other side of the earth? Or is this Thomas Friedman's flat world? madinmaryland Jun 2013 #8
Ocean booley Jun 2013 #9
But that doesn't make sense. The earth rotates on axis which should spread mass out evenly when cool KittyWampus Jun 2013 #17
I've seen this before and it makes a whole lotta sense. Our geopolitics would be a nightmare. JaneyVee Jun 2013 #10
is there a map which shows the change in this land with the evolution/extinction of life ? JI7 Jun 2013 #11
And Get This... Liberal_Dog Jun 2013 #12
LOL! PD Turk Jun 2013 #13
I don't understand how India and Tibet are down the coast of Africa, and Sheldon Cooper Jun 2013 #14
... Fumesucker Jun 2013 #15
A singular land mass > what's on the other side of globe? Fitting pieces together leaves a huge KittyWampus Jun 2013 #16
Very cool etherealtruth Jun 2013 #18

treestar

(82,383 posts)
1. The Irish would be really pissed off
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 06:21 PM
Jun 2013

I mean, really, really mad!!!!!!

Brazil loses all beaches and Chile prospers getting all that lost beach tourism.

treestar

(82,383 posts)
3. The economies of Morocco, Western Sahara and Mauritania
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 06:52 PM
Jun 2013

are going to get a lot bigger.

If I lived in Labrador, I'd watch out. Time to learn Portuguese!

Sherman A1

(38,958 posts)
5. Indeed
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 06:56 PM
Jun 2013

and it appears that Iran has something of a split personality in this map, but lots of beachfront!

madinmaryland

(64,933 posts)
8. Question. What is on the other side of the earth? Or is this Thomas Friedman's flat world?
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 07:32 PM
Jun 2013


Or was the world just lopsided!


booley

(3,855 posts)
9. Ocean
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 07:37 PM
Jun 2013

Pangea was when all the continents were joined into one.

There may have been islands but pretty much the majority of the land was all on one side of the earth

 

KittyWampus

(55,894 posts)
17. But that doesn't make sense. The earth rotates on axis which should spread mass out evenly when cool
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 09:00 PM
Jun 2013

cooling.

One suggestion I might posit for the similar outlines is that energy/water flowing between continents cause complementary contours.

Just thinking out loud. Please don't get angry with me. Not trying to argue.

 

KittyWampus

(55,894 posts)
16. A singular land mass > what's on the other side of globe? Fitting pieces together leaves a huge
Sun Jun 2, 2013, 08:57 PM
Jun 2013

gap.

I hope that isn't a stupid question.

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