This set of 41 paleo-elevation models (DEM) represents the changing paleogeography of the oceans and continents back to 540 million years ago (Cambrian-Precambrian Period) [source, full video, Esri: buff.ly/3uNUZjB]
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Don't fall for the ridiculous idea that continents are twisting and turning and sliding around in the oceans like in a greased skillet. The expanding earth theory explains the shapes of continents and oceans perfectly youtube.com/watch?v=7kL7qD :)
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I remember when I was 10yo, I'd look at the map and wonder why one side of South America seemed to fit the west side of Africa. I would spend hours assembling different continents. To me, it was just a coincidence and a puzzle and I had no idea about the continental drift theory.
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As a young Boy Scout, I was always fascinated by finding sea shells high in the Rocky Mountains.
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Flat earthers will deny this. Apparently they've never seen cold milk poured into hot coffee. This visualization gave rise to plate tectonics coupled with Naval mapping of the sea floor.
For this set the Earth be changing soon to gate new form
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