really makes you wonder if every continent were a part of a giant landmass. 🤔
...definitely not those two coasts though.
Also known as “Pangea”
"Bitch don't know bout Pangea"
Pangeaint
It's fun to think about all the shit the people who first came up with that idea went through.
today he is most remembered as the originator of continental drift hypothesis by suggesting in 1912 that the continents are slowly drifting around the Earth (German: Kontinentalverschiebung).
Alfred Wegener - his hypothesis was not accepted by mainstream geology until the 1950s, when numerous discoveries such as palaeomagnetism provided strong support for continental drift, and thereby a substantial basis for today's model of plate tectonics
Forty years of "you moron!" and "fuckin' weirdo dweeb" to be proven right in a major shift of academic thinking. And he wasn't even the first to think of it - anyone folding a map back in the days probably had a similar thought. But. The rigid nature of what is allowed to be a fact was . . uh . . different. Then.
You might want to take another look at this map
Yeah yeah, no I get it, just sayin’. It was a huge humiliating effort to get fellow academics to acknowledge it at all. And that’s still true in some areas today.
ye sure but it's australia and the east coast of the US
Ibid
What are you doing step-continent?
Well, this image is flat so... makes sense to me! 🙃
Sexy time
Sure, let's do it
Comfy if true
Now kith
Bad touch Florida!
The alarming part is the gun shape missing just south of Maine. Which continent has that weapon right now??
Amerstaylia
Kinda looks like a sweet nuzzle.
Is this how baby islands are born?
Which explains why on both continents they speak English. They were once one culture living on the same land.
I think they should touch tips. Make that peninsula on Australia meet Florida.
Makes a whole lot more sense as to why Americans built a tall ass tower that makes planes fall out of the sky on Oz's west coast now
