300 Million Years of the Future World (Pangaea Proxima)

* Unofficial names

Thanks to Carl Davidson for the website!

Pangaea Proxima is also known as Pangaea Ultima.
I may also make a labeled version of the 3.3 billion years one if I find the time.

I'll probably make a Novopangaea model video some time later.

[Uranium_Enjoyer]

The UK is really serious about this whole Brexit thing, aren’t they?

[pabloescovar]

I love the fact that UK refused to join in europe

[dokidoki]

I can't believe Brexit was so efficient that it literally made it so that Britain will never converge with Europe.

*_Beautiful._*

[joseignaciogazzi]

Its amazing how we are living in the perfect moment of something more than just one supercontinent or billion of islands...

[antigonus]

0:22
New Zealand:“Change the world, My final message, Goodbye.”

[alaskanbullworm]

Better enjoy those Mediterranean cruises while the Mediterranean exists.

[greenisbetterthanred]

I love how Britain and Ireland don’t give a crap about the continents moving

[nazomius]

Imagine if this current civilization lived in the era of Pangaea Ultima..
It would be interesting to see how society would’ve holden up

[esqimo]

“Long ago, the 7 continents lived in harmony. That all changed when the plate tectonics attacked.”

[bubblewrapvillain]

I can't believe the camera man stayed 300 million years in space to film that. Mad respect to him.

[cybobacon]

EU: So close I can almost touch-
UK: *Hisses*

[cybergeist]

It's really Erie to think that humanity might never see anything even close to even the first 10 seconds of the video

[matyescmoi]

0:39
Madagascar: Yay I can finally join Africa :D

Antartica: Come here big boi

[azlewzx]

Earth: how much isolation do you want?

UK: Yes

[jeangray]

2020:
Uk: *island*

Uk: *still island*

[nachojr]

Still standing even in 300 million years 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[supprobro]

0:25
Asia: Finally, America is joining us!

0:31
America: nah, we just want some land,

[gremory]

The Uk, still trying to be as far away from France and Europe as possible

[froogletanimations]

No one:
The Anglo Celtic isles: you’ll never take me alive

[MrKrabs_moneymoney]

Pangaea was a supercontinent that existed about 300 million years ago and began to break apart around 175 million years ago. It is believed that all of Earth's continents were once part of this massive landmass. The name "Pangaea" comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "gaea" meaning "Earth". The breakup of Pangaea eventually led to the formation of the modern continents and the creation of the Atlantic Ocean