A long, long time ago, Earth was home to one giant super continent. So, what happened? In this episode of Crash Course Geology, we’ll break down plate tectonics and how it shapes Earth’s past, present
My favorite part of the video was how you spoke about Marie Tharp ♥ I love hearing about the women who managed to make a name for themselves despite the sexism they had to deal with!
Very cool stuff 👍 I was in school when Mt St Helens
erupted...we had ash from it on our house in Va. I found
that fascinating and went on to become a science teacher.
Wild how new plate tectonics is. A kid could say to their mom 'Wow, it sure looks like all the countries could stick together like a big puzzle' and she could say 'That's silly, Billy. Go back to playing with your Atomic Energy Lab Kit.'
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erupted...we had ash from it on our house in Va. I found
that fascinating and went on to become a science teacher.