Antartica could have once been a holiday destination! Fascinating research on how the Earth's tectonic plates have moved over a billion years. Thank you @hvymtlscience for telling us all about it on @euronews
@coreyspowell Thank you @coreyspowell - really pleased others are interested in this too! This model is an amazing achievement for the team and an important step in tectonics research - still so much to learn! #billionyeartectonics
Un planeta dinámico. Animación de la evolución de las placas tectónicas en los últimos 1.000 millones de años, a partir de este estudio:
https://t.co/ovrHkmuVNb
https://t.co/q6SnsPcZ5r
@mikamckinnon@simongerman600 Now you can add impossibly long fingernails to excessive mouth watering! Admittedly not aspects of the model we explicitly took into consideration... #billionyeartectonics
This is just marvelous: A billion years of plate tectonics, reconstructed by Andrew Merdith et al. If you have enough patience, Earth looks like a living, pulsing organism. https://t.co/jjBwQBpWVJ