Scientific research supports the existence of Alfred Wegener's proposed supercontinent, Pangaea, approximately 300 million years ago.Pangaea subsequently broke apart, and the pieces-our modern continents-migrated to the positions they occupy today.Based on your knowledge of the mechanics of tectonic motion, do you think there is a likelihood of another supercontinent forming? If so, where?

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The Answer of Scientific research supports the existence of Alfred Wegener's proposed supercontinent, Pangaea, approximately 300 million years ago.Pangaea subsequently broke apart, and the pieces-our modern continents-migrated to the positions they occupy today.Based on your knowledge of the mechanics of tectonic motion, do you think there is a likelihood of another supercontinent forming? If so, where?

Scientific Research Supports the Existence of Alfred Wegener's Proposed Supercontinent