Plate Tectonics of the Earth - As Viewed from the North Pole

Watch the dance of Earth's continents and ocean basins over the past 4,270 million years, as viewed from the North Pole!
Captions are available to denote the current period of geological time.

[@PalStudio498]

Oh hey Iast time I’ve checked your channel was 4 years ago and today you still upload
Yay

[@JacobFlores-zw7kf]

I am glad that your still alive.

[@potzdonner]

Thank you. Absolutely great animation! Am going to watch your South Pole version right now.

[@samuelhoskins9983]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@tokenOSC]

its so good, the pannotia part is a banger

[@PalStudio498]

Can you make a rectangular projection of this?

[@PaulBrower-qr8hf]

It's amazing that land masses rarely even move over the North Pole. It's as if the North Pole repels land. Contrast the South Pole, which has had places now as far north as 52 N (England, northern Germany) upon it, not to mention parts of the USA (Virginia, Mississippi, Louisiana), northern and eastern South America, northwest Africa, southern Africa, New Zealand, and of course Antarctica (as I can see on the projection of Scotese back only to about 500 million years ago).