АМАЗИЯ — Новый Суперконтинент: 7 Фактов о Том, Что Случится С Жизнью На Земле

📖 AMASIA — The New Supercontinent: 7 Facts about What Will Happen to Life on Earth In 250 million years, the Atlantic Ocean does not exist. North America and Asia will collide at the North Pole — and the supercontinent Amasia will be born. But the most shocking thing is not what will be — but that this process is already underway right now, while you are watching this video. ⏱️ TIMECODES: 00:00 — Introduction: The Earth is moving right now 00:50 — Chapter 1: Pangea — when everything was one 06:20 — Chapter 2: The Rift — how Pangea was dying for 200 million years 10:12 — Chapter 3: Life as a hostage of geography 14:18 — Chapter 4: The Atlantic is closing — what is happening now 19:21 — Chapter 5: Amasia — contours of the next supercontinent 24:35 — Chapter 6: The Earth does not end — we end 💔 Alfred Wegener died in the ice of Greenland in 1930, never knowing that he was right — his theory was recognized only 25 years after his death. The planet he was trying to understand continued to move — indifferently, unstoppably, without regard for those who dared to study it. ❓ And did you know that the movement of tectonic plates can be measured in real time — and it occurs at the speed of your fingernails growing? Write in the comments — which fact from this video surprised you the most? 👉 Write in the comments: which of the supercontinents of the future seems most real to you — Amasia, Pangea Ultima, or Novopangea? 👍 Give a like — if you want more stories about how our planet works 📢 Share the video with someone who thinks that the continents have always stood in place 🔔 Subscribe to the channel — ahead are even more stories that change the perception of the world #Amasia #Pangea #Tectonics #Supercontinent #PopularScienceVideo #HistoryOfEarth #Geology #PlateTectonics #FutureOfEarth #ContinentsAreMoving #AlfredWegener #MassExtinction #AtlanticOcean #EvolutionOfLife #ScientificRevolution #Paleontology #ClimateOfEarth #GeologicalTime #PopSci #FactsAboutEarth