Future Earth: A Glimpse at Our Planet in 250 Million Years
Scientists predict that in 250 million years, Earth's tectonic plates will form a new supercontinent, with several models suggesting different configurations such as Novopangaea, Aurica, Amasia, and Pangaea Proxima. This cycle of continental drift and convergence, exemplified by past supercontinents like Pangaea, offers insights into Earth's geological and climatic future. The study of these formations helps scientists understand past and future changes in Earth's environment and biodiversity.