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Post by Student on Feb 17, 2016 16:08:14 GMT
Is it really true that the continents are slowly moving away from each other?
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misspsychotaku
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Post by misspsychotaku on Feb 18, 2016 12:15:21 GMT
Well based on what I know, continents TODAY are currently slowly moving. But some are moving AWAY from each other, and some are moving CLOSER to each other.
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misspsychotaku
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Post by misspsychotaku on Feb 18, 2016 12:21:30 GMT
But it doesn't mean that the whole territory of that continent are moving the same way. Let's say, for example, although the Philippines is not a continent I'll use it as a basis, It's islands are currently moving and someday, after millions of years later Zamboanga might be a part of Vietnam, Mindanao with United States of America, Bohol with Japan, etc. Something like that, THAT IS FROM MY OWN PERSPECTIVE AND IS WHAT I KNOW. You can search for more informations and clarifications. Though I hope this'll help you.
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