+Algol Yes. Please do. I went to the end, full-screened this, and then used my left arrow key and the space bar to go backward in steps. It helps a lot in understanding where the current layout came from. Cities and some island names would help too. ...... If you can, could you also project drift into the future, please?
3:08 600 mya:ozone layer forms 3:14 540 mya:cambrian explosion 3:45 230 mya:age of the dinosaurs 4:01 66 mya:asteroid hits earth 4:04 40 mya:india & asia colides 4:08 1 mya:last ice age 4:08 0 ad:length of day reaches 1 day
@@helios9947 India and Madagascar were both connected to Africa. When Africa called them back, Madagascar stopped after travelling some distance, but India just left and joined Asia. That's what I meant. 😀
+XxBaalshazarxX you wouldn't want to go back trust me...the level of oxygen changed a lot along the eras and if you traveled more than a few million years back you would die asphyxiated or poisoned by carbon dioxide
i kept going "oh that kinda looks like the continent now, surely its almost done then" and then it completely morphed into a different shape another 100 times before the end of the video
Sorry, I only remember from trawling, and didn't save the site, so I cannot prove it, but it said there is a fault rift thru Sydney (Luna Park to Kiama) that was supposedly, made when NZ ripped away from eastern Australia. [but NZ and Sydney are so different landscapes??]
With the very recent confirmation that New Zealand is part of a former continent that sunk millions of years ago, we can have a better perspective on it's past
3:43 the formation of Africa (you can see the red place) 3:45 South Africa is born 3:57 India was stuck with Madagascar 4:03 India crashed with Asia forms the Himalayan mountains 4:08 The formation of the Arabian island
Nepal was with India LOL...and proof is that there are not continuous Himalayan range between India and Nepal but between Nepal and China/Tibet. Anyways it was funny 😂
@LETSDOTHIS I hope youre joking... Birds and Crocodiles are both descendants of Archosaurs (basically proto-dinosaurs) There are some species of dinosaur that are really similar to birds (i think they're called "archaeopteryx"). I accept people not believing in evolution but don't try to force someone to think evolution doesn't exist. They won't. Just like you won't change your mind after this comment has been read. Once again, I hope you're joking
Even worse considering that there was no multi cellular life at that point in earths history. There would be some oxygen to breathe although you realistically couldn't go too far from sea level and no ozone means you fry in the light.
3:07 Formation of Africa 3:38 Formation of the Americas 3:50 Madagascar separates from Africa 3:51 The end of Pangaea 3:57 Formation of Siberia & North Asia 3:59 Australia separates from Antarctica 4:03 Formation of Caribbea 4:04 Formation of Southern Asia and the Himalayas 4:05 Formation of the Asian/Pacific Islands(Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, etc) 4:06 Formation of Europe & the Middle East 4:07 Formation of the Great Lakes & Hawaii
*30 Seconds Earlier* Madagascar: Ey India can you get the hell out of here? India: noi >:c Madagascar: Go now big b0i India: im scared and i cri im levin u ;c Madagascar: wut India: *runs away*
𝕴𝖓𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖛𝖊 - sea level changes mean occasional connections/ reconnections. Until. recently there was enough land appearing midchannel at very low tides for an annual cricket match to take place
It's amazing how scientists can predict and retell what happened in the past, yet telling the weather is a pain. Something simple is harder to tell from something complicated.
The arrow of time is real. You cannot observe the future before it happens, only make predictions based off the best evidence of the past. Your predictions will only be accurate to the degree that you can control for variables.
This is our current calculation. But I just intuitively think people were born during Pangaea, and spread to all the continents, before we could build boats, and before the continents split. Fo example, there's that factor, that all the inhabitants of the ancient Pangaea living in what split to Gondwana, are dark skinned. Even the South American natives in the Amazonian forests are pretty dark skinned, and I've seen some of them who had pretty similar bone structure, body shape, than with the Subsaharan Africans. But no curly hair). It's just a slight similarity - mostly they look very much like the other original natives in the Americas. Then in the time of separate continents, people started to divert genetically - but were still same species, which we later have noticed, being able to have childen though the parents were of different genetic backgrounds. And when we developed different means in traffic, travelling, we could cross waters, so mixing a bit the previous races - before Columbus.
@@timomastosalo nah the real story is that once Ice Age, people walk from one continent on other on ice, ice disappears, ups, we are stuck on different continents (and their colour and all those other differences between them come from the conditions of every place which geneted them different, but I won't explain, except if you insist)
@@andreidudceac It's more complicated than the ice melting and creating separation. I mean there's that very likely between North America and Eurasia. But also boats were build pretty early in the Stone Age. People left from Africa through Somalia - Arabia connection, or more like via the vicinity, but it probably was over some water anyway. Nothing I said about the colour contradicts what you said.
@@timomastosalo Dude mammals had barely evolved by the breakup of Pangaea let alone humans - the continents were where they are today by the time humans evolved. And where the hell did you get this crackpot idea about skin colour and genealogy from?
3:54 - 4:07 Australia was like, COME BACK HERE RIGHT NOW PAPUA NEW GUINEA!!!!!! DARN IT!!! I WAS TRYING TO HAVE A DATE WITH ANTARCTICA AND YOU RUINED IT!!!!
0:00 intro 0:09 First Supercontinent 0:12 Ur 0:15 Kenorland 0:18 arctica 0:31 no Supercontinents 0:39 Atlantica Idk why they calling continents after oceans 1:05 Nena 1:08 Columbia not the country 1:53 the great split of columbia 2:16 rodinia aka eBay columbia ripoff 2:56 pannotia is formed by an island Smashing into rodinia 3:11 gondwana is formed by pannotia going south 3:23 laurasia form that island on top of gondwanaland 3:36 PANGAEA in permian 3:42 the great dieing when the dinosaurs are made 3:48 pangaea splits into gondawa 2.0 And laurasia 2.0 by the fast growing tethys ocean and the peak of the none- avian dinosaurs (jurassic) 3:53 Cretaceous period Allosaur bye and hello t.rex 4:00 how did we get here 4:01 bye none-avian dinosaurs but we still have dino there BIRDS 4:06 first humans 4:08 ice age and Us That was a long journey 3.3 billion years in 1 comment
Super Continent is one which dominates about 30% percent of the globe but swing how the world is currently 70% water with 2 separate land masses and other larger bodies of separate land there is not but with tectonics there is the Eurasian plate
Kind of hard to do. The Palisades of NYC were abutted to Wales and the Applachians formed on that point. Try to see that time and it is really hard. Too many little fragments moving around and North America keeps coming together and breaking up until right at the end to see something like the east coast clearly
WOW! I'd give you a You Tube award for this animation if I could. It's just so useful!! And the comments below are a lot of fun as well, unlike other videos which are followed by comments from haters and trolls Thanks so much for your hard work on this!
Man look at the journey of India it just flew from South to North just like that. It was quite remarkable. Most of the regions did the horizontal movement
India was a huge island but clashed with Eurasia, forming the Himalayan mountains. Imagine explaining to people long time ago. Straight out of mythologies.
Nice work, though I wonder about a couple of things that you could improve in the next edition: 1. use a map projection that is more shape preserving, there seem to be a lot of changes that are just projection artifacts. 2. Consider how you attach the map meridian to the crust of the continents. At one point, all the continents are around the edge of the map. 3. Consider drawing in lines for major expansion, subduction and folding zones, to make it clearer where the continents are actually going and why they seem to change direction.
Two more ideas for the new version: 1. Use capital M for Mega and a minus sign for ago, "mya" looks more like some foreign abbreviation of milliard (1E9). 2. Show the undersea parts of the plates too, as changes in water level/land altitude are not really drift, this would also imply treating the western wdge of the Americas as part of the Pacific at -0My, for example.
This is really accurate and full of information. Thank you for making it a time lapse instead of skipping millions of years like for example, 99 MYA to 23 MYA. Time lapse is the way
My theory is that the little islands soaked up water from the ocean so there was less water in earth so the land underwater was exposed to dry land and small islands collided with those bigger islands
I understand how they can know about how the different countries separated from the one big landmass, but how do they know about the apparent change in shapes the different countries took along the way to get to their current form? It's a very impressive video btw, thank you so much for uploading. So interesting.
+KingM4gnus It is. All you need for a huge land bridge is to close the tiny gap between Spain and Morocco, and there already is a land bridge between the two continents. It is a continent by definition.
![[4k]Sea Level Rise and Fall Simulation - World](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q87mUl13s-s/mqdefault.jpg)
I don't know if I should make a backwards version labeled + major city locations. Let me know if you guys want.
+Algol i want!
+Algol Yes!
+Algol Make it
+Algol How long will it take?
+Algol Yes. Please do. I went to the end, full-screened this, and then used my left arrow key and the space bar to go backward in steps. It helps a lot in understanding where the current layout came from. Cities and some island names would help too. ...... If you can, could you also project drift into the future, please?
It's crazy how all of human history took place in less than a split second of this video
And prehistory too
I did the 100th like
@@gabrielalejandrodoldan4722no prehistory is the entire video up to about 8,000 years ago
This is what it looks like when you see your cereal floating in the bowl
Maybe the earth is just god's cereal bowl
@@felicvik9456 everybody gangsta until God eats China and the US.
@Ceal M quick
i eat cereal i saw the cereals floating like continents
If you're a filipino, it's bubbles
Does anyone else get a bit emotional when you start to see the modern continents take shape? Its like i am witnessing the birth of something special.
Me. 🙄
no only you
get some help
I did
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no
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I mean like yes it looks cool
2:26 *Looks like E meme was way older then I thought*
-E-
@Drezz xd
E
God: creating this is *_E_* asy.
Hahahaha
For the length of what this video is humans have been around for the last .0015 seconds of it
Brandon Evans and perhaps the way we are right now, we won’t last till 0.015 by any means... so called intelligent life form 😝
[Brandon Evans] I like this guy ^
6000 years or so
@@jaredpatterson1701 250000 years but still not much
@@jaredpatterson1701 lol
3:53
I started getting emotional when Africa and SA started splitting apart, it basically felt like that one scene from spongebob.
Webber oh yeah!
They had a bad relationship
Spongebob (yellow), Patrick (pink-ish orange)
3:55 dinosaur head (SA and Africa
If you look closely it looks like Africa has a sad face
when the teacher says get in your places
@person thing takes 3.3 billion years to do so 😂😂😂
R/wooooooosh
@@illidanvillegas435 r/ihavereddit
@@illidanvillegas435 r/woooooooooooooooosh
Marilu Ilem R/WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHH
3:08 600 mya:ozone layer forms
3:14 540 mya:cambrian explosion
3:45 230 mya:age of the dinosaurs
4:01 66 mya:asteroid hits earth
4:04 40 mya:india & asia colides
4:08 1 mya:last ice age
4:08 0 ad:length of day reaches 1 day
this is really helpful, thank you!!
65 Mya onward is the age of Mammals. We still have a long time to go if we want beat the Dino's.
4:00 Damn India had some crazy separation anxiety, high-tailed it's way up to Asia!
Yeah but India now has issues with its neighbours Pakistan and China. I wonder if India will drift away once again somewhere
Kyle Eggemeyer Now australia is gonna making its way up to china
The India connect to grow the hills borner
Kyle Eggemeyer and formed the Himalayas
Kyle
3:57
Asia: come over
India: I can’t
Asia: my parents aren’t home
India:
Underrated
And Africa stands there teary eyed, as she (India) leaves.
@@Aurora-zu7sh that is madagascar lol
@@helios9947 India and Madagascar were both connected to Africa. When Africa called them back, Madagascar stopped after travelling some distance, but India just left and joined Asia. That's what I meant. 😀
Himalayas is the child
I like how you started it from the true beginning
3:35 finally pangaea!!
Yes
Pangää to Pangea/Pangaea
Edit: Pangää is pronounced Pangaia if you dont know.
@@oxygenanimations Pangää is german
No, the true beginning was 4.5 billion years ago. But there wasn't much continental drift from 4.5 to 3.3 billion years ago.
Man, makes me want to go back and see all the changes to landmasses with my own eyes.
+XxBaalshazarxX you wouldn't want to go back trust me...the level of oxygen changed a lot along the eras and if you traveled more than a few million years back you would die asphyxiated or poisoned by carbon dioxide
Go back with oxygen tanks and a vehicle.
+TheSuperCanuck SOLUTIONS
XxBaalshazarxX no you dont because the shit that happened in 2012 the movie is gonna happen
Parrish Phillips yes he does
4:01 R.I.P. Dino bois 😪 press f to pay respects
F
I_am_ a_fetus F
*[F]*
F
John Toas shut up
I like seeing how the continents get closer and closer to their modern-day shapes.
i kept going "oh that kinda looks like the continent now, surely its almost done then" and then it completely morphed into a different shape another 100 times before the end of the video
Thank you for having Vaalbara! It was only about the size of Poland, but it was the first supercontinent of all time.
new zealand literally just comes out of nowhere
vision checked long ago new Zealand appears at 4:00???
Sorry, I only remember from trawling, and didn't save the site, so I cannot prove it, but it said there is a fault rift thru Sydney (Luna Park to Kiama) that was supposedly, made when NZ ripped away from eastern Australia. [but NZ and Sydney are so different landscapes??]
So does hawaii
With the very recent confirmation that New Zealand is part of a former continent that sunk millions of years ago, we can have a better perspective on it's past
Filipe Augusto Zealandia
3:43 the formation of Africa (you can see the red place)
3:45 South Africa is born
3:57 India was stuck with Madagascar
4:03 India crashed with Asia forms the Himalayan mountains
4:08 The formation of the Arabian island
underrated solid W comment
3:30 You can see the shape of India here form between the landmass of Antarctica and africa
Actual formation of Africa: 3:07
I ask for this because I want to know where are my archenemies come from
Florida forms 3:20 (at the bottom of the earth)
3:58 Nepal: India why are you heading towards me so fast? Wait slow down! AHHHHHHHHH. *India smashes into Nepal
No Crimeria
Did you know the himalayas where formed when india smashed into nepal
😂😂😂👌👌👌
Nepal was with India LOL...and proof is that there are not continuous Himalayan range between India and Nepal but between Nepal and China/Tibet. Anyways it was funny 😂
fun fact: because it was moving so fast, there have become lots of mountains there
3:57 India? Wat r u doing? India? STAHP!
Omfg that made me laugh my ass off
Shadøwspace light lol no just the country leaves africa
india is a subcontinent india has nepal pakistan burma cuz u didint know that
India: YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTT!!! Forms everest...
@Will Hege hahaha😂😆😂😆 I’m Indian btw.
Man, you should have posted it in real time, it feels too fast
JG Peres right?
Really
1,000 subscribers with no video challenge oh hi money lover kakuzu
😂😂
We wouldn’t be able to watch it in real time
3:42 *Dinosaurs have joined the server*
4:00 *Dinosaurs have left the server*
1:56 exomical saurs joined
3:38 exomical saurs left
@michael browne they're*
@LETSDOTHIS I hope youre joking...
Birds and Crocodiles are both descendants of Archosaurs (basically proto-dinosaurs)
There are some species of dinosaur that are really similar to birds (i think they're called "archaeopteryx").
I accept people not believing in evolution but don't try to force someone to think evolution doesn't exist. They won't. Just like you won't change your mind after this comment has been read.
Once again, I hope you're joking
@LETSDOTHIS You mean you want to see a live one? I dont know what you mean
@LETSDOTHIS if you account for the fossils, there is more evidence then there ever is of creationism
2:59 Earth got us there.
Now the flat earthers are going to rise in a blaze of glory after this part.
My fav was when it was at 3:05. You would drive it from left to right. The rest is just ocean.
like giant Antarctica
my fav is 2:43
My fav is
My favorites are tiny vaalbara and ur
UR
I see africal
1:05 the red main part looks a bit like zambia
Säulenfisch [Bearn] more like Geodude
Spoiler alert: Zambia is the true owner of afrika
yes
You mean "Africa"?
1:53 Living on that island to the west would've been extremely depressing.
that seems to be become the
future somalia
Even worse considering that there was no multi cellular life at that point in earths history. There would be some oxygen to breathe although you realistically couldn't go too far from sea level and no ozone means you fry in the light.
Omg true
Darkness from the possible blinding sunlight.
well, you wouldn't be able to breath so, yeah
2:24 is when Lord of the Rings takes place.
Actually
Look at the end of the time of Elves in the Panotia supercontinent. Also, note the Eye Of Sauran in the Southern Pole just before Gandor falls
E
the green part at the middle in 1:01 kinda looks like a camel
Camel became north America, I followed it, but color works too
It does
its a lama
THERE HE GO
I look great dont I?
3:07 Formation of Africa
3:38 Formation of the Americas
3:50 Madagascar separates from Africa
3:51 The end of Pangaea
3:57 Formation of Siberia & North Asia
3:59 Australia separates from Antarctica
4:03 Formation of Caribbea
4:04 Formation of Southern Asia and the Himalayas
4:05 Formation of the Asian/Pacific Islands(Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, etc)
4:06 Formation of Europe & the Middle East
4:07 Formation of the Great Lakes & Hawaii
4:09 sir, you forget the formation of Florida 😂
Asia: India slow down your gonna hurt me
India: come over here Asia
Asia: uh oh
*india crashes asia*
Asia: ouch that hurts
Pearl and Marina boom, everest
And that hard crash actually formed Mount Everest.
*30 Seconds Earlier*
Madagascar: Ey India can you get the hell out of here?
India: noi >:c
Madagascar: Go now big b0i
India: im scared and i cri im levin u ;c
Madagascar: wut
India: *runs away*
*you're
@@OculusUniversale never said "your" in that sentence...
3:55 the British isles breakaway forever.
+𝕴𝖓𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖛𝖊 For a short period they remerge :D
𝕴𝖓𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖛𝖊 - sea level changes mean occasional connections/ reconnections. Until. recently there was enough land appearing midchannel at very low tides for an annual cricket match to take place
𝕴𝖓𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖛𝖊 aa
they rejoined breifly
Katherine Garlock like 4:06 ?
0:42 G R E A T E S T B R I T A N
Britain sux.
2:32
1 half of the world: IM COMING TO YOU STAY THERE!
2nd half: I'm sorry other place I can't...
1st: IM COMING ANYWAYS!
1st half: NOOO! At least I'm getting pulled backwards into the other side of earth.
Everybody gangsta till the continents start moving
Imagine if the earth actually moved
@@timsmith7351 it does…
@@timsmith7351 it does
GangSTER.
Props to the cameraman for recording this for 3+ billion years
It's amazing how scientists can predict and retell what happened in the past, yet telling the weather is a pain. Something simple is harder to tell from something complicated.
I know, but it still is surprising.
SuperNova that is past not present
It's more like...you know the saying "Hindsight is 20/20"? It's like that.
The arrow of time is real. You cannot observe the future before it happens, only make predictions based off the best evidence of the past. Your predictions will only be accurate to the degree that you can control for variables.
The Nugget Escape s
> Continental Drift
> Drift
> *_DRIFT_*
> *_DEJA VU! I'VE JUST BEEN IN PLACE BEFORE!_*
> _Pangaea the supercontinent drifts on the Superocean_
*N-NANI! PANGAEA DORIFUTO?*
-SCREEEEE-
*RUMBLE, SPLASH, WHOOSH*
3:48
Oh my god Great Britain
That’s how my home is started it’s life
Ở đâu?
3:44 - Hello Dinosaurs!
4:01 - Goodbye Dinosaurs
....
4:07 - Hello Humans!
4:08 - *Nervous humans*
Lol
This is our current calculation. But I just intuitively think people were born during Pangaea, and spread to all the continents, before we could build boats, and before the continents split. Fo example, there's that factor, that all the inhabitants of the ancient Pangaea living in what split to Gondwana, are dark skinned. Even the South American natives in the Amazonian forests are pretty dark skinned, and I've seen some of them who had pretty similar bone structure, body shape, than with the Subsaharan Africans. But no curly hair). It's just a slight similarity - mostly they look very much like the other original natives in the Americas.
Then in the time of separate continents, people started to divert genetically - but were still same species, which we later have noticed, being able to have childen though the parents were of different genetic backgrounds. And when we developed different means in traffic, travelling, we could cross waters, so mixing a bit the previous races - before Columbus.
@@timomastosalo nah the real story is that once Ice Age, people walk from one continent on other on ice, ice disappears, ups, we are stuck on different continents (and their colour and all those other differences between them come from the conditions of every place which geneted them different, but I won't explain, except if you insist)
@@andreidudceac It's more complicated than the ice melting and creating separation. I mean there's that very likely between North America and Eurasia. But also boats were build pretty early in the Stone Age. People left from Africa through Somalia - Arabia connection, or more like via the vicinity, but it probably was over some water anyway.
Nothing I said about the colour contradicts what you said.
@@timomastosalo Dude mammals had barely evolved by the breakup of Pangaea let alone humans - the continents were where they are today by the time humans evolved. And where the hell did you get this crackpot idea about skin colour and genealogy from?
2015: Nope
2016: Nope
2017: Nope
2018: Nope
2019: TH-cam - Ok let's start recommending this to everyone
2015: Nope
2016: Nope
2017: Nope
2018: Nope
2019: TH-cam commenters - Ok let's start copying and pasting this comment
@@tardwrangler got em
same
GForce1080 fuck off sheep
GForce1080 such a good joke you had me fooled there!🤗
It’s literally so amazing to me that as every million year goes by the entire length of the history of humans happens over and over again!
3:54 - 4:07 Australia was like, COME BACK HERE RIGHT NOW PAPUA NEW GUINEA!!!!!! DARN IT!!! I WAS TRYING TO HAVE A DATE WITH ANTARCTICA AND YOU RUINED IT!!!!
Matthew Stone lol
lel
Matthew Stone then he hated him
Cringe
@@dylsmo1114 Stfu
The world is a cat playing with Australia
4:07 humen joined the chat
4:08 human now
Every history in one second this is amazing
Part of France: *dies*
Also Part of France: *Is birthed with rest of Europe*
That damn squirrel
R u referring the squirrel from ice age
Dolrich Puruolte yes
LOL I GET IT
0:00 intro
0:09 First Supercontinent
0:12 Ur
0:15 Kenorland
0:18 arctica
0:31 no Supercontinents
0:39 Atlantica Idk why they calling continents after oceans
1:05 Nena
1:08 Columbia not the country
1:53 the great split of columbia
2:16 rodinia aka eBay columbia ripoff
2:56 pannotia is formed by an island
Smashing into rodinia
3:11 gondwana is formed by pannotia going south
3:23 laurasia form that island on top of gondwanaland
3:36 PANGAEA in permian
3:42 the great dieing when the dinosaurs are made
3:48 pangaea splits into gondawa 2.0
And laurasia 2.0 by the fast growing tethys ocean and the peak of the none- avian dinosaurs (jurassic)
3:53 Cretaceous period Allosaur bye and hello t.rex
4:00 how did we get here
4:01 bye none-avian dinosaurs but we still have dino there BIRDS
4:06 first humans
4:08 ice age and Us
That was a long journey 3.3 billion years in 1 comment
The rip-off version of Rodinia makes me laugh the f up 😂
why is this making me emotional😭
0:21
3:22 Delfino Isle
*WAIT*
You could say that we have the afro-Eurasian super continent now.
I wouldn't consider it a proper supercontinent until the Mediterranean Sea closes.
X3C Africa is not relay connected like north and south America because of the big canals
Super Continent is one which dominates about 30% percent of the globe but swing how the world is currently 70% water with 2 separate land masses and other larger bodies of separate land there is not but with tectonics there is the Eurasian plate
still don't mean shit
Master Chief That's not very deep.
2:53 the earth became a snowball for a while maybe even a couple times
Who else followed one bit of land to see if that's where you live?
Kind of hard to do. The Palisades of NYC were abutted to Wales and the Applachians formed on that point. Try to see that time and it is really hard. Too many little fragments moving around and North America keeps coming together and breaking up until right at the end to see something like the east coast clearly
I live in México I WAS FOLLOWING NY BRUH
Second try OHIO BRUH
Third try a little too north
WOW! I'd give you a You Tube award for this animation if I could. It's just so useful!!
And the comments below are a lot of fun as well, unlike other videos which are followed by comments from haters and trolls
Thanks so much for your hard work on this!
2:44 Rodinia be like : I only want the edges
3:36 for a moment. just one moment. Australia formed. and then dissapeared
0:13
Supercontinent: *U R*
Mom gay
no u
G A Y
HAH GAYEEE!
@@rbrt. dad lesbian
Man look at the journey of India it just flew from South to North just like that. It was quite remarkable. Most of the regions did the horizontal movement
That's why the Himalayas (home of Mt. Everest) are so tall. They're just rock that was pushed up by the collision of the Indian and Eurasian plates.
wwweeeeeeee
Modern Eurasia as well as Africa eclipses many of the previous supercontinents, I genuinely think they should be classed as such.
Afro-Eurasia
thats because there was not much land back then, the americas, africa and eurasia are all too close in size
Can you please make it real time?
You wouldn't live long enough to see it flinch
_Mr. Fazbear_ r/wooosh
@@somedude8805 2x _r/wooosh_
R/wooooosh
@@erroscovubasto2272 r/woooosh
Is it just me, or is it that now the continents seem the most balanced and evenly spaced out?
4:05 HudsonBayCanada.exe does not exist
Escapes And Removes this made me laugh😭
Happy Canada Day.
India was a huge island but clashed with Eurasia, forming the Himalayan mountains. Imagine explaining to people long time ago. Straight out of mythologies.
00:12 if only the name “ur” could be followed by supercontinents named “mom” and “gay”
You 10 or something?
its a fucking classic
@@kostsarexiled ur kenorland artica
Ur mom gay
Wow, longest I've ever seen. So far, I've only seen animations that end at 600 mya.
+Tsskyx 750mya? 540mya?
Delvin4519 7657755765mya
Me too
Nice work, though I wonder about a couple of things that you could improve in the next edition: 1. use a map projection that is more shape preserving, there seem to be a lot of changes that are just projection artifacts. 2. Consider how you attach the map meridian to the crust of the continents. At one point, all the continents are around the edge of the map. 3. Consider drawing in lines for major expansion, subduction and folding zones, to make it clearer where the continents are actually going and why they seem to change direction.
Two more ideas for the new version: 1. Use capital M for Mega and a minus sign for ago, "mya" looks more like some foreign abbreviation of milliard (1E9). 2. Show the undersea parts of the plates too, as changes in water level/land altitude are not really drift, this would also imply treating the western wdge of the Americas as part of the Pacific at -0My, for example.
Earthbending at its finest.
all thanks to our lord and savior toph the worldbender
This is really accurate and full of information. Thank you for making it a time lapse instead of skipping millions of years like for example, 99 MYA to 23 MYA. Time lapse is the way
Even educational channels bust out the dankest of memes. 4:20 blaze it
my dumbass clicked the time stamp lmao
@@hudmoon06 same
When you are like Alaska so you hide
Columbia: Supercontinent
Columbia: City in South Carolina
Columbia: Country
Columbia: City in Missouri
What the heck
Also a spaceshuttle
Columbia isn’t a country Colombia is
@@JulioRamirez-fb5un nothing
There's a miniature Australia at 2:32
Michigan That is Congo Continent
cool
+I have dumb lol
This my stae
Right there the entire purple spot attach to North America Euasia and antartica
I could only vaguely gather what was going on when it got to Pangea.
3:43 f**k now everything's dead
just kidding, here are the survivors
@@鉨 dinosaurs
@@ERISISBETTERTHANPLUTO2763 wanna see another map of the world?
4:00
yeah it's broken up does it all the time don't worry about it
@@pointyorb 4:01 and the dinosaurs are ✨Gooooone✨
@@ERISISBETTERTHANPLUTO2763 mammal time
here come the mammals
Holy cow! This took over 4 1/2 months to make? Great determination!
Great video! You should make more!
yes
This was in my recommend, but I’m not just gonna say, “why was this in my recommend??” Because it actually caught my attention.
2:39 I am spilling my drink while running into another continent
1:03 *That moment when you see the Korean Peninsula*
Tobuizel oh my god
Exactly my thought 😂
I followed some land and it became the middle east...
where
Where
2:09 The fact that it looked like an among us character is not a coinsidence
2015: wait for a little bit
2016: just a bit
2017: getting close
2018: putting the recommendation bomb go off for next year!
2019: 🎆🎇❇✨
(Points gun at Earth Science Reference Tables) YOU LIED!
Thank you for creating and posting this! Great video!
0:47-0:49
Like if your a 1990 mya's kid.
I’m a 2000 mya kid
4:09 I thought Asia is the superconternebt
Great work showing continental drift along with years and status of the continents. 🎉👍
Literally Tokyo drift.
Dude, no other videos or app I've seen has ever gone this far in detail!
I keep on coming back to this video because I saw it like 2 years ago and the music is nice
Wow this is almost 6 years old
*_Philippines just pops out from nowhere_*
*_Michel has left the chat_*
21flores lizviolet no. *ASIA GAVE BIRTH TO THE ISLANDS*
@@natesantos8873 From East Malaysia then land split up make Philipines Arphilegeo
I think it was the sea levels going down, which also created Florida.
And Hawaii
My theory is that the little islands soaked up water from the ocean so there was less water in earth so the land underwater was exposed to dry land and small islands collided with those bigger islands
Few million years later:
*TAMRIEL*
Eurasia would become Tamriel
The Americas would form to be Akivir
Africa and Australia would form the islands around
Perfect
@@darkdeathlord1102 10/10 perfect plan
3:35 First continent I could recognize: AFRICA!
Just randomly found this video, it's been put together really well. I love the animation and the music is so soothing
3:57 india breaks up with madagascar colourized
I understand how they can know about how the different countries separated from the one big landmass, but how do they know about the apparent change in shapes the different countries took along the way to get to their current form? It's a very impressive video btw, thank you so much for uploading. So interesting.
THE *clap*
EARTH *clap*
IS *clap*
NOT A FRIKIN PAPER
I know you put a lot of work into this but is it possible for me to use it if I put you're name in the credits/description?
+Nathan Wood Sure
Algol Thanks a million!
+Algol cmon get the novopangea model!!!
+Nathan Wood PUN INCOMING more like thanks a million........ years ago...
3:15 IM GONNA EAT YA
Other island : haha *no*
I can’t believe you went back and drew this from memory
There is a supercontinent right now according to your definition of one throughout the video:
Afro-Eurasia.
+KingM4gnus It is.
All you need for a huge land bridge is to close the tiny gap between Spain and Morocco, and there already is a land bridge between the two continents.
It is a continent by definition.
We actually have a tiny gap that connects Africa and Eurasia - the Isthmus of Suez in Egypt.
3:10 oh hi africa
The music makes it feel amazingly melancholic. The birth of home.