⁸ᴷ Interactive Continental Drift

It's finally here!

Watch 4.27 billion years of Earth's tectonic history from today back to the past.

[AlgolZ]

I am making a flat-projection version, although I do not want it to simply be me rerendering this in Mollweide (the projection used in the other videos). The video will make tweaks to the coastlines. That version will run forwards in time and will not be labeled as these two videos are to be used in conjunction with one another.

[Tsskyx]

Excellent! Now in 2D or mapped onto a regular globe because this version made my brain hurt xD

[AlgolZ]

Spent most of Christmas finishing this up, by the way,

[moonmile]

Incredible job! You’re pushing the boundaries of map animation on Youtube.

[tattianelima]

Am I the only person who rewatched the continental drift videos literally everyday??

[ilikecats]

*Uk splits in two* Bottom half: Oh boi I can't to see where we go next. *sees florida* Bottom half: Go back go back go back!

[donaldderwin]

0:52 **Atlantic Ocean has left the game**

EDIT: I didn't expect so many likes!

[JustYourAverageRetro]

Oh, I am SO HYPED! These are literally my favorite videos on youtube.

[apocalyptk]

Ever since you released the first video. It opened up to me so much about the planet, nature and everything surrounding it. It's videos like this that have inspired me to come so far in my learning and within only a few years I have learned so much about Geography and History. Thank you for continuing to create such amazing masterpieces of video like these. It inspires me and i'm sure other people to keep learning everyday, in great amounts too. Thank you so much for everything you have done to never fail at making such educational videos, thank you.

[Twillva]

Something about Earth's supercontinents feels very refreshing. Like when I think about what It would be like living on Pangea or Gandwana, I think about early in the morning when you are watching the sunrise. I don't understand why I get that feeling, but it is very welcome.

[francoquispevidal]

Excellent work
!!
I am a Peruvian student of geology and I love Tectonics and Paleogeography, I am currently reading about the evolution of the Andes in the South American continent and your work helped me a lot to understand its evolution. Thank you very much!!

[NoName-zeqn]

This is
*THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING EVER*

[ToeBeezCooking]

Me: getting my phone out and waving all around the class to find the part we are learning about

[zanderzephyrlistens]

Without a doubt the most incredible thing I've ever seen on the internet period

[historicalmapping]

Kind of interesting how the formation of Rodinia changes each time. Do sources disagree wildly on this or something?

[matteodizon]

Today-Pangea:We Cannot Put Togheter
Philippines:Yes Pangea We Cannot Put Together
Today-Pangea:And Floating
Philippines:Of Course

[lukasbrucas]

Wow this is so expansive and detailed! It's interesting to compare this video to older ones, you can see how much more detailed this is!

[pen_l]

1:13 Uh North America you are leaving Florida Behind

[nycuba]

I can't describe how excited I was for this. This is amazing!

[VeganWithAraygun]

Pleasantly dizzying. Our planet knows it's art.