Ron Blakey, Professor of Geology from Northern Arizona University, posted a Youtube video that shows how varied the location and shape of the earth's continents over the past 600 million years, and how they will change in the future in the next hundred million years.

Ron Blakey, Professor of Geology from Northern Arizona University, confesses that he spent a lot of years and has seen thousands of publications, making these paleogeographic maps - they can be named the main business of the life of a Professor.

Here are spinning in a strange dance around each other three of the continent, here in the Triassic they come together to form Pangaea, and here Pangea split into two parts, which then will also break up - one, Laurasia, divided into North America and Eurasia, and the other, Gondwana, will crumble at South America, Africa, India, Australia and Antarctica...

The last footage of this amazing clip show which will map the Earth in a hundred million years.

America and Africa seem to go some rust doth corrupt, and least of all will change Eurasia - will change the shape and will add new sea.