Sorry there is no logical or scientific reason for the continents to float about. This theory is incorrectly premised. Before you all get into knee jerk reactions, think. Physics theorizes most probably correctly that E= mc2 which can resolve to m=E/c2 that is mass (matter) = Energy / Speed of light multiplied by the speed of light (Squared). As Light that strikes Earth penetrates the ground it slows and there is a certain reaction that takes place which turns that Energy into Matter building blocks, as this has been happening for 4. something BILLION years, Earth expands and the movement that we call Tectonic Plate movement, is naught but the expansion of the planet. See here for a better explanation: ruclips.net/video/Iqj5T53NjxQ/видео.html Enjoy.
For viewers who have the time, follow Ur from 0:19 onwards. It contains pieces of Africa, Antarctica, Asia and Australia. Just keep your eyes on that little piece of land until it splits up at at 4:45 Why am I telling you this? Think about it, those 4 pieces were connected together the whole time for nearly 3,000,000,000 years and only then got separated. That's nearly two thirds the lifetime of the earth. That duration consisted of practically the entire history of multi-cellular life on Earth. It survived literally every supercontinent that ever existed in history! That final separation was kinda heart breaking.
Idk why but it makes me uncomfortable to know that in 10s of millions of years all the continents will be messed up again. This configuration just seems right.
Java Sea Actually the biggest supercontinent was Rodinia. The longest lasting was actually Vaalbara, lasting almost a billion years. Both Columbia and Pangaea are a good mix of the two.
The scale of time becomes clear when you realize that in one life time they move about 2-3 m and even after a thousand human lifetimes, the continents have barely moved more than a couple of miles. Real changes are noticeable after about a hundred thousand lifetimes and it takes a million lifetimes for a supercontinent to split. Assuming you lived a hundred years between births and deaths, You'd have to be born, live and die 33 million times to experience everything in this video. That's a hundred million generations !
You sure? "Real changes are noticeable after about a hundred thousand lifetimes and *it takes a million lifetimes for a supercontinent to split."* A major event in Earth's history was a new supercontinent forming, Columbia, then the next major event was when Columbia split.
I wish we could see the outlines of the continental plates here. I assume that it’d be pretty hard/impossible to know anything at all about their shapes more than a few hundred million years ago, but still, it’d be neat to see exactly *why* the continents are moving the way they are. And where all of the new land is coming from
@Riley Bosarge no I am not. Earth existed fir about 4 billion years and this video looks at the last 3 billion years... Just because in the first billion there wasn't even land really. And then... What does an extra billion years that happened before this video started its countdown have with a time slot between 2 times that us about 200 my.
Tomas Vrabec Land accretion started around 4.27 billion years ago and the earth is 4.6 billion years old, vaalbara has been around for a very long time
But we're still in the ocean. Hey, can we go on land? *N O* Why? *T H E S U N I S A D E A D L Y L A Z E R* Oh okay. *N O T A N Y M O R E T H E R E ' S A B L A N K E T*
It definitely gets more detailed near the end, which makes sense due to past continental drifting accuracies must have gotten better near our modern day.
The story of 4:50 : South America: Africa? Africa: Yes? South America : I'm sorry to tell you I've been cheating on you with North America. Africa: Screw you! I'm running away with Eurasia!! (floats away)
The story of 4:50 to 4:58 Antarctica: Australia... Australia: Yes? 😘 Antarctica: I've been cheating on you with India. Madagascar: INDIA! YOU'RE CHEATING ON ME?!?! India: um... I had a couple too many... and... and... Other Continents: More like too many couples. Australia: GO HAVE YOUR OWN DAMN DRAMA WITH NORTH AMERICA! 😭😭 I'M RUNNING AWAY FROM YOU ANTARCTICA! 😭😭 Antarctica: Australia Baby... Australia: NO! Eurasia: Aw Snap! You guys seeing this??? Americas: Get the popcorn. Madagascar: GOD DAMN IT! CAN WE HAVE OUR ARGUMENT IN PEACE? Africa: If you join me, You'll get security and a hot date with Eurasia as a bonus. Madagascar: I'm down. Eurasia: Quit it you. 😘😘😘 India, you with us? India: Sure. Madagascar is smokin' like a fire with beautiful - Madagascar: Shut up please. Australia? Antarctica? Antarctica: No. Australia: 😭😭😭 I hate all of you! BURN IN HELL YOU BASTARDS!!! 😭😭😭 Antarctica: I'm Sorry Australia. Please forg- Australia: NO! I HATE YOU! GO DIE IN HELL! 😭😭😭 EPILOGUE: In the next few million years, everyone moved into their new areas. Australia never got on speaking terms with Antarctica until modernity. Antarctica never fully recovered from the hate. And became a sad cold place that had little company. Australia and Antarctica are the only two continents today not connected with another.
3:31 Antarctica: Why is everyone hugging me 4:10 North America: WHY AM I SHRINKINGGGG 4:30 Australia: DONT PULL MY FEET ANTARCTICA IM GETTING OUTTA HERE 4:35 Eurasian Islands: NO LETS GO HERE, NO HERE, NO HERE, WAIT DONT PUSH ME THERE GO HERE 4:48 Australia: WAIT FOR ME PAPUA NEW GUINEA Papua: COME AND CATCH ME awww man 4:54 India: Sorry bros asia told me to clean up cya Madagascar: Bye Africa: Bai 4:56 India: *Sonic Speed* Asia: Your stuck here....
Where boys cried: the breakup of Pangea Where men cried: the breakup of Ur, a continent made up of modern day South Africa and parts of Australia and Antarctica that existed together in some form or another for the past 3 billion years. It was among the first and it had existed for some form for the past 3 billion years before breaking up in the breakup of Gondwana. Truly a hero of landmasses. RIP Ur, we will miss you 😭😭
I love the way their story ended. The Asia part didn't want to seperate from Africa, so it ended up staying longer, and when it left it took a piece of Africa with it, creating Madagascar. The Asia part is now India.
In case any of you guys missed the post, I am current in the process of making yet another version of Continental Drift, this time it's the long-awaited reversed AND labeled version. In order to render the actual shapes of the continents without distortion (as presented in a projection such as this video's Mollweide globe) the video will be in VR and of course, 8K. It's the closest RUclips is getting to a website with an actual globe. The version will be based on paleomagnetic data wherever possible and a best guess if no data exists, as a result everything before 1 billion years will look different compared here. This is a developmental screenshot showing the reconstruction at 2.1 billion years. This is not how it will look in the final version. cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/284792709846138882/480576663625793557/unknown.png
Arthur KyogreRJ oh, ooh, oof. I was misinformed by other comments and didn’t check myself if that was true >_< Though, still, Ur was there together till that momento
and could you make the same, but with the colors of the original landmasses, so that at the end you can see the origin of bits that form the current continents?
-2981 MYA That one island: Bye Ur! Ur: :( ok -790 MYA That one island: somehow still a island after over 2000 Million years avoiding Colombia and Rodinia. Nooo!! Rondinia: how about know :^) And eventually became Egypt. Also good video
The new version is basically done. All that is left to do is to add the labels and then it's rendering time. One final thing I have to ask is which color of blue should I use for the ocean? The classic light blue (as seen in all previous videos) or dark blue (less straining on the eye)? As a what both would look like (imagine this taking the entire screen), here is Kenorland: i.imgur.com/T8EhudK.png Poll: www.strawpoll.me/17060276
why not use a better colour scheme, this way they are kind of too similar and hard to tell apart EDIT: mainly thinking Euraisa/Australia in the very early times is kind of confusing
I might be a bit biased because I look at the map all the time, but I honestly think the continents as they are now look better than at any other time.
I'm so glad I'm not alone in thinking this! It's a beautiful Friday evening; I watched this just now for my summer Geography course and I have tears in my eyes.
NOT THE LABELLED VERSION!!! This had to be made before. This fixes some inaccuracies, and everything is reanimated since I did a sloppy job the first time. New stuff -3300 Myr to -2100 Myr, and -1380 Myr to -750 Myr.
There was something heartwarming about watching the continents start to look like their modern shapes. Maybe it was being able to recognize modern locations of certain countries.
*3300 Ma* Me: ok i'm about to travel to the very long past of earth 😱 OH MY GOD 😱!!! WHY IS THE EARTH LIKE THIS WITH A 9 HOUR DAY AND ZERO OXYGEN? I'M SUFFOCATING *dies*
And then to think that for the first four minutes of this video, there were only bacteria and protists. So certainly no land creatures to enjoy all this open space on the ancient continents.
Running in the Cambrian, there is new life below the sea I'm just running in the Cambrian Anomalocarys chasing me We are running in the Cambrian, where on land you can't find no trees I'm just running in the Cambrian there is no ozone, burns on your skin
at 4:56, Eurasia tried to build a protection from the Indian bullet, it wasn't very effective. at 4:50, India and Madagascar successfully escaped from Antarctica and Africa, but sadly Madagascar was caught and they never saw each other again.
I started playing Outside about 3556 mya not long after the Paleoarchean pre release came out which is before the time that this video starts at. I remember when they added land. I though it was pointless.
Same I tried going up there once but all I saw was dirt and rock Eventually I went up there. Found out it was mildly useful. And from there on out I spent 69 % Of my time there
Kyla Amelechkin Look up tectonic plates, all the continents are really just plates of land and water floating on a layer of lava. The continents are moving too.
![[4k]Sea Level Rise and Fall Simulation - World](/img/1.gif)
New Version: ruclips.net/video/UgRHZ5jDPUU/видео.html
6666 subs with 1 video yeah you have 2 likes now
Yes
Now that scientists have discovered another continent under Europe, how does that change this animation?
@@jenpw1525 yes
Sorry there is no logical or scientific reason for the continents to float about. This theory is incorrectly premised. Before you all get into knee jerk reactions, think.
Physics theorizes most probably correctly that E= mc2 which can resolve to m=E/c2 that is mass (matter) = Energy / Speed of light multiplied by the speed of light (Squared). As Light that strikes Earth penetrates the ground it slows and there is a certain reaction that takes place which turns that Energy into Matter building blocks, as this has been happening for 4. something BILLION years, Earth expands and the movement that we call Tectonic Plate movement, is naught but the expansion of the planet.
See here for a better explanation:
ruclips.net/video/Iqj5T53NjxQ/видео.html
Enjoy.
For viewers who have the time, follow Ur from 0:19 onwards. It contains pieces of Africa, Antarctica, Asia and Australia. Just keep your eyes on that little piece of land until it splits up at at 4:45
Why am I telling you this? Think about it, those 4 pieces were connected together the whole time for nearly 3,000,000,000 years and only then got separated. That's nearly two thirds the lifetime of the earth. That duration consisted of practically the entire history of multi-cellular life on Earth. It survived literally every supercontinent that ever existed in history!
That final separation was kinda heart breaking.
I think Kaapvaal, Pilbara, Rayner, & South India formed Ur at that time.
When u get emotional over a fucking rock
India, Antarctica, and Madagascar
A small piece broke off and joined again after billions of years
Ll
Idk why but it makes me uncomfortable to know that in 10s of millions of years all the continents will be messed up again. This configuration just seems right.
@Sainayoro yeah but like, it's perfect the way it is now, you can't deny that
The whole solar system is perfect and iconic. So are our continents, earth and (singular) moon
the reason you think it seems right is because you are habitude to it
they're all in groups right now but in the future they will be MIXED UP AGAIN
No longer “third world” to bullying
Saddest break ups
1. Africa and South America
2. India and Madagascar
The number one should be Ur, it lasted 3 billion years before it split
No one cares about Anime
Father Gabriel Stokes is your name anime?
@@heavypokelover5532 Nope
1. Ur
The last 100 million years: "Quick quick, the teacher's coming, finish it!"
XD
Underrated comment
@@Islay2806 your reply is *underrated*
@Laquelectro your reply is underrated
@@brandyeaves-mumford5144 your reply is *underrated*
It's really interesting how Pangea is so popular, yet it looks like the longest-lasting supercontinent was actually Columbia.
Yeah just because Columbia lasted more than pangaea doesn't mean its better. Also pangaea was bigger
Java Sea Actually the biggest supercontinent was Rodinia. The longest lasting was actually Vaalbara, lasting almost a billion years. Both Columbia and Pangaea are a good mix of the two.
I think the long lasting is Atlantica because It is part of Columbia
I think because it was like the last supercontinent before now
COLUMBIA FOR LIFE
and longer because it spanned hundreds of millions of years
When you can’t find a comfortable place to sleep on your bed so you try every position possible
Underrated comment...
Wow..
*that is relatable!*
Take over 10 million years
Around 2.9 billion years ago, does it look like your head has been lopped off?
Yes
The scale of time becomes clear when you realize that in one life time they move about 2-3 m and even after a thousand human lifetimes, the continents have barely moved more than a couple of miles. Real changes are noticeable after about a hundred thousand lifetimes and it takes a million lifetimes for a supercontinent to split. Assuming you lived a hundred years between births and deaths, You'd have to be born, live and die 33 million times to experience everything in this video. That's a hundred million generations !
You sure? "Real changes are noticeable after about a hundred thousand lifetimes and *it takes a million lifetimes for a supercontinent to split."* A major event in Earth's history was a new supercontinent forming, Columbia, then the next major event was when Columbia split.
Why are you measuring in life times
@@kian5374 He isn't, he is just showing us another way to scale how large the time for the continents to drift are
@DON'T WOWW I DONT GIVE A FUCK 😶 😶 ❌ ❌
@DON'T yea, i dont... whatcha gonna do bout it
I wish we could see the outlines of the continental plates here. I assume that it’d be pretty hard/impossible to know anything at all about their shapes more than a few hundred million years ago, but still, it’d be neat to see exactly *why* the continents are moving the way they are. And where all of the new land is coming from
Nevermind that, why aren't there any names?
@@leeyenherngcalebpeircess6121 what do you mean by names?
New land comes from volcanos in the ocean
@@UrFavRepStan I figured it was, but I can’t find any sources that really back that up.
Fantastic job!
Ayy
Ey tiger
I watch your videos, they're really cool.
EmperorTigerstar are you real ?
EmperorTigerstar I am a fan of ur channel and I became part of da notification squad :D 👍🏻
So the most ancient "piece of continent" is in Australia
And africa
And Africa
D.M.T. Vaffanculo
@@BGI_guy Who do you think were the *New arrivals in India, maybe it's the horse people i'was talkin about or their cousins or something.*
@@BGI_guy actually the next Pangaea is predicted to occur in 250 million years.
Africa: "Join us..."
Madagascar: "No."
Africa: "Then go away."
Madagascar: "No."
Diza K yes
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Nice!
Africa kinda always look africa
Good one
Africa:ARE YOU SURE 'BOUT THAT
Madagascar:*Triggered*
5:04 literally all of human history at once
We Started as in 12.5 Million years ago Dryopithecus then evolved
Well homo sapiens only exist about 200,000 year ago
@@Ichigoat19 Homo Spaiens though
@@v.k5417 homo spaiens - V.K 2021
@@ordition lol
0:13 Vaalbara
0:17 Ur
0:32 Kenorland
0:46 Artica
1:32 Atlantica
2:00 Atlantica/Nena
2:00 Columbia
3:15 Rodinia
3:47 Pannotia
4:05 Gondwana
4:29 Pangaea
4:45 Laurasia/Gondwana
4:48 Laurasia
5:02 END!!!
5:02 Afro-Eurasia
Oloko,achei um br
@DON'T N't what his vide yt3.ggpht.com/2HYX0qh2jjphwYyPZAGZaGDTjz0MDjN-SsUiwCGb2j7GfYAvZXfRV3O1qKIdZaRZ7VMUgE0m3K4=s48-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj
The end? uhrm I wouldn't say that...
@@Wandrative a super contenet is a landmass of all contents togther so say its AUSTRILIA CONNETED? IS TGE AMERICAS CONNECT? IS ANARTICA CONNECTED?
It's amazing how Vaalbara remained a distinct landmass for about 1800 million years.
thats not how the numbers work. It remained for about 200 m.y.
@Riley Bosarge no I am not. Earth existed fir about 4 billion years and this video looks at the last 3 billion years... Just because in the first billion there wasn't even land really.
And then... What does an extra billion years that happened before this video started its countdown have with a time slot between 2 times that us about 200 my.
Tomas Vrabec Land accretion started around 4.27 billion years ago and the earth is 4.6 billion years old, vaalbara has been around for a very long time
4:09 *IT'S THE CAMBRIAN EXPLOSION*
Wow dats animals and stuff
But it happened late-Cambrian
But we're still in the ocean. Hey, can we go on land? *N O* Why? *T H E S U N I S A D E A D L Y L A Z E R* Oh okay. *N O T A N Y M O R E T H E R E ' S A B L A N K E T*
*NOW YOU CAN EAT SUNLIGHT!!!!*
*_taste the sunnnnn_*
It definitely gets more detailed near the end, which makes sense due to past continental drifting accuracies must have gotten better near our modern day.
You can see the detail get more complex as the video goes on, since we know more about what’s closer to our own time.
The story of 4:50 :
South America: Africa?
Africa: Yes?
South America : I'm sorry to tell you I've been cheating on you with North America.
Africa: Screw you! I'm running away with Eurasia!!
(floats away)
North America: come on South America! Take my hand!
Eurasia: come on Africa take my hand.
Then SA hated AF and SA maryed NA
Antarctica: I'm so alone...
The story of 4:50 to 4:58
Antarctica: Australia...
Australia: Yes? 😘
Antarctica: I've been cheating on you with India.
Madagascar: INDIA! YOU'RE CHEATING ON ME?!?!
India: um... I had a couple too many... and... and...
Other Continents: More like too many couples.
Australia: GO HAVE YOUR OWN DAMN DRAMA WITH NORTH AMERICA! 😭😭 I'M RUNNING AWAY FROM YOU ANTARCTICA! 😭😭
Antarctica: Australia Baby...
Australia: NO!
Eurasia: Aw Snap! You guys seeing this???
Americas: Get the popcorn.
Madagascar: GOD DAMN IT! CAN WE HAVE OUR ARGUMENT IN PEACE?
Africa: If you join me, You'll get security and a hot date with Eurasia as a bonus.
Madagascar: I'm down.
Eurasia: Quit it you. 😘😘😘 India, you with us?
India: Sure. Madagascar is smokin' like a fire with beautiful -
Madagascar: Shut up please. Australia? Antarctica?
Antarctica: No.
Australia: 😭😭😭 I hate all of you! BURN IN HELL YOU BASTARDS!!! 😭😭😭
Antarctica: I'm Sorry Australia. Please forg-
Australia: NO! I HATE YOU! GO DIE IN HELL! 😭😭😭
EPILOGUE:
In the next few million years, everyone moved into their new areas. Australia never got on speaking terms with Antarctica until modernity. Antarctica never fully recovered from the hate. And became a sad cold place that had little company. Australia and Antarctica are the only two continents today not connected with another.
Mezmerizing! It would be nice to add Snowball events and ice ages to show how decisive continental distribution at the poles is.
Hi nyood please join me so i can join you
The ice ages is in history of earth by Algol btw
Its very satisfying playing it in reverse and just watching your country.
3:31
Antarctica: Why is everyone hugging me
4:10
North America: WHY AM I SHRINKINGGGG
4:30
Australia: DONT PULL MY FEET ANTARCTICA IM GETTING OUTTA HERE
4:35
Eurasian Islands: NO LETS GO HERE, NO HERE, NO HERE, WAIT DONT PUSH ME THERE GO HERE
4:48
Australia: WAIT FOR ME PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Papua: COME AND CATCH ME awww man
4:54
India: Sorry bros asia told me to clean up cya
Madagascar: Bye
Africa: Bai
4:56
India: *Sonic Speed*
Asia: Your stuck here....
Leonardo Duchi Ikr
Antarctica used to be loved now it's a southern outcast
India:ahhhhhhhhh
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*Your*
The Story of Ur-
The Longest Surviving reconizable landmass.
R.I.P. Ur: -3300 Myr - -1065.
Sad Face.
And it managed to hold together inside the supercontinent until -120ish myr
ymperıal no
I noticed it untill 770
Dagoth Ur
Ur, more like "You're"!
or your
ur mom
Anybody:
4:53 Australia: I’m a dragon roar :D
🤣🤣🤣
ROAR! >:3
Then it rips its head off and becomes Guinea.
How did two comments with links to the same part of the video end up next to each other?
r/BlessedComments
Where boys cried: the breakup of Pangea
Where men cried: the breakup of Ur, a continent made up of modern day South Africa and parts of Australia and Antarctica that existed together in some form or another for the past 3 billion years. It was among the first and it had existed for some form for the past 3 billion years before breaking up in the breakup of Gondwana. Truly a hero of landmasses. RIP Ur, we will miss you 😭😭
I've loved Ur since the dawn of time.. Rest in peace, Ur. I hope you reunite in Pangea Proxima....
I love the way their story ended. The Asia part didn't want to seperate from Africa, so it ended up staying longer, and when it left it took a piece of Africa with it, creating Madagascar. The Asia part is now India.
In case any of you guys missed the post, I am current in the process of making yet another version of Continental Drift, this time it's the long-awaited reversed AND labeled version. In order to render the actual shapes of the continents without distortion (as presented in a projection such as this video's Mollweide globe) the video will be in VR and of course, 8K. It's the closest RUclips is getting to a website with an actual globe. The version will be based on paleomagnetic data wherever possible and a best guess if no data exists, as a result everything before 1 billion years will look different compared here.
This is a developmental screenshot showing the reconstruction at 2.1 billion years. This is not how it will look in the final version.
cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/284792709846138882/480576663625793557/unknown.png
Algol, k thanks
cool
When will it be finished?
You should totally use the same music. It couldn't be more fitting.
Don't forget to map it onto a globe like you did with the previous version ;)
4:53 t-series joined the server
C&S Cockatiels india: TACTICLE NUKE INCOMING
fuck off
C&S Cockatiels 😂😂😂🇫🇷❤️🇺🇸
0:53 "there's something in the ocean" SOMETHING'S ALIVE IN THE OCEAN
It's the CAMBREION EXPLOSION!
Hey can we go on land?
NO why?
@@qwertyrainetmir7743 Da sun is a deadly lazer
OK *not* *anymore* *there* *is* *a* *blanket*
4:46 its because of that dang scrat
Ice Age?
4:29 Not recognisable
4:39 Recognisable ish
4:57 ooh..
5:05 And guess who's here!
the shape ove india has been around for like a billion years
in not recognisable Africa is recognisable, and south america and Australia are recognisable.
India?
4:53
Nepal: uhh, india, why are you moving so fast?
India: uh oh
Both: AAAAAAAAAAAH
**india crashes into nepal**
Monsters Inc.'s Bigfoot : "Welcome to Himalaya !"'
*India crashes into Tibet, and Nepal is their baby.
😆
Im from nepal and this is funny.
Madagascar:Wow good thing I broke off quickly
0:19
shots fired
ur is the gun and the island that breaks off is the bullet
Ur is the gun and the island is the bullet slamming into Rodinia.
XD
And after a few billion years it hit Rodinia.
XD
ReSpEcT tO tHe CaMeRaMaN wHo GoEs InTo SpAcE aNd ReCoRd ThE wHoLe ThInG.
YEAH
Actually the cameraman didnt do it..
His wife did
@@Maxi_Animates plot twist
@@Maxi_Animates always has been
@@Maxi_Animates I did.
4:55 It's fun to see that the West side of Europe is just made out of little island
Don't you mean Eurasia?
Also that there was a channel between the Black and Baltic Seas.
Supercontinent: Ur
Me: *chuckles*
mom
is
gei
Hah
@@Balls690 lol
4:50 Like a jigsaw puzzle in europe
Jake Mappin
I see... 😃
Jake Mapping lol
O
Jake Mapping pangaea
This is actually quite nice and the music fits with the peacefulness and tranquility of the video
4:29 we were all waiting for this
Ur that was the first supercontinent and existed all together for several billions of years had to split apart for this to be 😢
Never forget 😤 😭
@@Space_Potat its valbara
Jamie Hawbaker sorry, I don’t quite understand you, _what_ is?
Areegyol Vaalbara is the first Supercontinent
Arthur KyogreRJ oh, ooh, oof. I was misinformed by other comments and didn’t check myself if that was true >_<
Though, still, Ur was there together till that momento
2:00
Atlantica: Can we unite into 1 Continent?
Others: Sure!
Atlantica: Let's unite!
*The supercontinent Columbia is formed.*
Antarctica: Nope get away
Philippine Ball did u mean antartica lol
makevids
Let's split up! Then reunite and rename it pangea!
India’s like I’m getting out of here going to Asia I’m gonna leave until the future.
Asia: your not gonna leave
It's unbelievable how much work you put into this. The work was all worth it. Great job. You earned a sub.
Norway Tracking siskskis
2:57
*Insert dirty jokes in the middle*
I wached this exact video with my class today and thats exactly what they saw
and could you make the same, but with the colors of the original landmasses, so that at the end you can see the origin of bits that form the current continents?
It MuSt Be DoNe
Complicated but good idea
Look at the bottom Right
VaultMan •
he meant the other way around
colors for the older continents
@@TheDipperPinez27 Oh I see now. Thanks.
4:56
India car crash
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😃😂😂😂😂😂😃😂😃😂😃😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😀😁😂😂😂😂😂😂
Apt comparison, as the Himalayas were basically formed by what's in geological terms, a high speed collision of India into the rest of Asia.
Nyoom
No, a tectonic plate collision.
-2981 MYA
That one island: Bye Ur!
Ur: :( ok
-790 MYA
That one island: somehow still a island after over 2000 Million years avoiding Colombia and Rodinia.
Nooo!!
Rondinia: how about know :^)
And eventually became Egypt.
Also good video
"That one African island" became Egypt during Pannotia, Rodinia was no longer a thing so "that one African island" completely avoided it.
*Columbia
Don't confuse it with my home country
*No/Now
Depending on what you meant by "know."
Mlvluu Stfu
The Cococ Quartz ur colided with Colombia and rodinia i focused on ur
*Continental Drift*
The perfect way to describe my joy-con rn
No Initial D music?
_[sad eurobeat noises]_
The new version is basically done. All that is left to do is to add the labels and then it's rendering time. One final thing I have to ask is which color of blue should I use for the ocean? The classic light blue (as seen in all previous videos) or dark blue (less straining on the eye)?
As a what both would look like (imagine this taking the entire screen), here is Kenorland: i.imgur.com/T8EhudK.png
Poll:
www.strawpoll.me/17060276
Holy crap this was 2 years ago?
Are you just making it going forward in time, or have you any plans for a reversed version? Is it much extra work?
This will be in-reverse.
Ok, Great! @@AlgolZ
why not use a better colour scheme, this way they are kind of too similar and hard to tell apart EDIT: mainly thinking Euraisa/Australia in the very early times is kind of confusing
4:35 Oh yeah, it's all coming together
I might be a bit biased because I look at the map all the time, but I honestly think the continents as they are now look better than at any other time.
No, it’s because we can’t detail lakes, rivers, other as far back as this, real land masses are super unpredictable, so you are not biased.
I showed this to my class & teacher, they loved it!
nice
Leonardo Duchi I’m in highschool
Leonardo Duchi I know I’m not iDql
Son be nice to him
Leo:ok mom
he fought so he’s scared of you
Maybe
Asia: Hey you want to come over?
India: Not really, hanging out with Madagascar
Asia: My parents aren’t home
India: 4:53
Lol
@@farodeluzfan underrated comment
@@lebrondibiaza yeah
So fast to drift there 😂
you look like herobrine from Minecraft
4:56
R.I.P.
Non-Avian Dinosaurs
R.I.P. Connection between the brothers of Antarctica and Australia
It would've been funny to interrupt the music with a loud "BOOM" right at 66. And then show a little cartoon bandage on chicxulub from then on out.
And the Dinosaurs are gone
Mom : are you done building the Lego set yet sweetie?
Kid : Not yet
Also kid : *Continues buliding*
The Lego set :
2:30
0:54
1:08
2:02
*Ur, how many times do you need to break off of other islands?!*
Also 4:14 around the tip of Pannotia when Ur has still not fragmented yet (It does so during the breakup of Gondwana, what a tough supercontinent)
And at 4:16, just 2 seconds after it breaks off India
*North China
Yeah it lasted 3 billion years.
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Love the music! But especially the work that put in this!!
Don't put me into detention please D:
gamernation nation public dont worry,
I will... jk
Principal of the thing dohhhhhhhhhhgrjrfshxkvxj dhldhlfscjldz
Uh oh, i ran in the halls..
*RUN*
4:52 India is like a rocket: It releases Madagascar in Africa and flies away
And it lands on Asia
Thanks for going back over 3 billion years ago to capture this amazing footage
This was strangely emotional
I'm so glad I'm not alone in thinking this! It's a beautiful Friday evening; I watched this just now for my summer Geography course and I have tears in my eyes.
finally im not the only one
*cries for four hours straight*
NOT THE LABELLED VERSION!!!
This had to be made before. This fixes some inaccuracies, and everything is reanimated since I did a sloppy job the first time. New stuff -3300 Myr to -2100 Myr, and -1380 Myr to -750 Myr.
Ok
Algol what software did you use to make this?
Kesmond Low he probably used Paint :P
linking everything together?
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There was something heartwarming about watching the continents start to look like their modern shapes. Maybe it was being able to recognize modern locations of certain countries.
This is so Nostalgic
4:15 *THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER*
not anymore theres a blanket
Chris Gaming *Now we can eat sunlight*
Chris Gaming stop
*NOT ANYMORE THERE'S A BLANKET*
@@jesusmcwheel *TASTE THE SUN*
Britain is actually waiting the formation of a new continent to colonize it
Yes!
HEY....
Hello :)
oh my god it's actually you
NaziGermanyball Hey German, it's me!! france
*3300 Ma*
Me: ok i'm about to travel to the very long past of earth
😱 OH MY GOD 😱!!! WHY IS THE EARTH LIKE THIS WITH A 9 HOUR DAY AND ZERO OXYGEN? I'M SUFFOCATING *dies*
0:11 vaalbara
0:18 ur
0:28 nada
0:32 kenorland
0:48 arctica
0:58 nada
1:32 atlantica
2:00 atlantica/nena
2:01 columbia
2:48 nada
3:16 rodinia
3:48 pannotia
4:06 gondwana
4:30 pangaea
4:46 Laurasia/gondwana
4:50 Laurasia
4:58 nada
And then to think that for the first four minutes of this video, there were only bacteria and protists. So certainly no land creatures to enjoy all this open space on the ancient continents.
*Eurobeat?*
Filip Černý im expecting that
R U N N I N G I N T H E 9 0 S
the Eurobeat song is ...
Do you like *MY DINOSAUR?*
Running in the Cambrian, there is new life below the sea
I'm just running in the Cambrian
Anomalocarys chasing me
We are running in the Cambrian, where on land you can't find no trees
I'm just running in the Cambrian
there is no ozone, burns on your skin
4:13 it predicted shrek (green land)
North America predicted shrek XD
while Siberia is donkey
Brody the Marshmallow
Bro it looks similiar wtf
at 4:56, Eurasia tried to build a protection from the Indian bullet, it wasn't very effective.
at 4:50, India and Madagascar successfully escaped from Antarctica and Africa, but sadly Madagascar was caught and they never saw each other again.
If you need any information on these time periods, ask Bernie Sanders. He was probably there for most of this.
Harrison Shone LOL
The inaccuracy of your statement is YUGE and only the top one tenth of one percent would agree with it
Gondwana nah, your just being salty.
LMAO
Ha ha! Good one. (and I'm a Sanders fan)
Amazing work Algol
4:55
Nepal: yo India watch yo land bro
India: *moves faster*
Nepal: watch yo land bro WATCH YO LAND!!!
*smashes*
Nepal is formed of Indian soil :)
You're a grass block. Not a dirt block
Why do people keep talking like black dudes in the internet 😂 (aside from the ones who are)
Wow, the song you put in is really good!
This is the most relaxing video ever.
2:54 oh my .... That shape
What shape
@@meylielprida5952he p*nis shape
@@meylielprida5952amouuhus
@@meylielprida5952 you’re to innocent to know
Broken rodinia
Looks like someone left their milk out and this is a time lapse of mold growing on it.
#EarthIsMoldyMilk
That's called cheese.
@@runningfridge8318 then the earth is the moon
@@maltvinegar436 *laugh track*
@@runningfridge8318 fair enough
Lol
I love how Antartica is in the northern hemisphere for so long
0:11 Vaalbara
0:18 Ur
0:32 Kenorland
0:47 Arctica
1:33 Atlântica
2:00 Atlântica/Nena
2:01 Columbia
3:16 Rodinia
Dude where are the rest
Pangea? Where is it?
3:53 Pannotia
4:05 Gondwana
4:31 Pangaea
4:47 Laurasia/Gondwana
4:50 Laurasia
5:03 The world as we know it
@DON'T yeah i didn't cuz its a fricking ms paint drawing
*WOW THE BEST VIDEO I'VE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!*
yup me to son
ITS A VIDEO NEXT A VIDEO
4:57 *AND THE DINOSAURS ARE GONE*
5:03 Apes bang rocks together to make, pointed rocks, *OUCH*
4:15 *THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER*
YOU ARE STUPID SUN IS GOOD AND GIVING VITAMIN C TO US IN MORNING
Susanto Susanto it also gives us cancer
Susanto Susanto sun doesn’t give you vitamin c.
Ah yes, my favorite continents. Vaalbara, Ur, Kenorland, Arctica, Atlantica, Nena, Columbia, Rodinia, Pannotia, Gondwana, Pangaea, and Laurasia.
So the earth is not flat or round
It’s a watermelon
Then I'm gonna eat it
leafy announcer is mad at you for stealing dream island, run!!!
It's A Basil.
it's the mollweide projection, you can't have flat out of a sphere
Always has been
When Rodinia formed, Antarctica was landlocked continent.
Very well done! I like the timer and the names of the supercontinents.
Songs:
1: Kevin Macleod - Infinite Perspective
2: Kevin Macleod - Silver blue light
When can i see my home?
5:04 Ah......my sweet home...
鮮綠補腎靈 0:11 * :3 Our all’s beautiful blue watery Home
4:30 Pangea
4:53 India is the new Usain Bolt
@@aminaali6594 But his accomplishments are :)
Ur:wow 0:18
part of ur:bye (deja vu!)
4:48 That dang Scrat went to the core
4:26 is when you can start to recognise it.
????
3:48
Giant. Bugs.
It's crazy to think that in a million years or so, this current land configuration will be just near the end.
I started playing Outside about 3556 mya not long after the Paleoarchean pre release came out which is before the time that this video starts at. I remember when they added land. I though it was pointless.
Same
I tried going up there once but all I saw was dirt and rock
Eventually I went up there. Found out it was mildly useful. And from there on out I spent 69 % Of my time there
At around 450 MYA you can really see some of the continents start to form. At exactly 423 MYA you can see Florida down at the bottom
3:00 So Australia wasn't always upside down but was once the Northmost island?
Wack.
When australia was floor gang
2016: nah
2017: not yet
2018: hmm
2019:
2020: YEAH BOI WATCH THIS
0:19 first gun ever made
Underrated
@@eriktheredacted5302 pow
I knew it allready
wat no
Nice work my guy
4:50 india: bye antartica
4:53 india: bye madagascar
4:58 india: hi asia!
ha
whenever I see these i just think of the continents moving because they aren't moving.
the water is.
Kyla Amelechkin Look up tectonic plates, all the continents are really just plates of land and water floating on a layer of lava. The continents are moving too.
@@basicballerina502
O_O
@Big monkey • 40 years ago [error] that's why it's called continental drift.
Earth is not flat. I can literally see it from here.
Pluto is now alive
You are a dwarf planet!
Pluto you are not even considered a planet anymore and the Sun disowned u
@@Chuked :(
@@Chuked what the hell?