December 7, 2019: Illuminated Site of the Week: Where Were You On The Night Of The Se

RoboAdmin · 12-06-2019, 11:00 PM

December 7, 2019: Illuminated Site of the Week: Where Were You On The Night Of The Seventh, 65 Million B.C.?

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ParadoxGames · 12-07-2019, 04:29 AM

Thank you for this site. Firstly, my wife & younger child both love Dinosaur facts, and, I myself am interested in plate tectonics and the evolution of Earth's geology. "What did the Earth look like (X million years ago)", the interactive map of the world is an awesome resource, making learning just feel like fun instead. I just wish it went beyond 750 million years ago, but before that, all is speculation, as we can only the guess the shapes that the earlier supercontinents took (there were 5 in the Earth's history, but we only are certain about the shape of the most recent: Pangea). Only similarities in strata samples gives us an idea, but we can't tell where or how they were connected. Thanks for an awesome site.

12-06-2019, 11:00 PM	#1
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ParadoxGames Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: New Jersey	Re: December 7, 2019: Illuminated Site of the Week: Where Were You On The Night Of Th Thank you for this site. Firstly, my wife & younger child both love Dinosaur facts, and, I myself am interested in plate tectonics and the evolution of Earth's geology. "What did the Earth look like (X million years ago)", the interactive map of the world is an awesome resource, making learning just feel like fun instead. I just wish it went beyond 750 million years ago, but before that, all is speculation, as we can only the guess the shapes that the earlier supercontinents took (there were 5 in the Earth's history, but we only are certain about the shape of the most recent: Pangea). Only similarities in strata samples gives us an idea, but we can't tell where or how they were connected. Thanks for an awesome site. __________________ Daring adventurers are invited to join The Fantasy Trip Discord server: https://discord.gg/Z7AtdCe Ogre gamers unite: https://discord.gg/VmfVkuh