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Asia and Americas on Course for Arctic Collision

Posted by gomiberlin on March 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment

“It’ll be a geological showdown for the ages, with North America, South America, Europe and Asia colliding head-on over the North Pole to create a supercontinent called Amasia.” Wired: “Unfortunately, nobody we know will be around to watch the collision, which won’t happen for another 50 million years or more. But it’s still fun to … Continue reading →

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