The Earth in 200 Millions of Years?

[izentrop]

The drift of the continents - 240 Ma + 250 Ma The pangee before, the pangée proxima after

[Epilogis]

Thank you all for this very interesting debate.

To answer Ahmed's questioning, I never said that humanity had remained on earth all this time! I say she'll come back, nuance. That's why I'm looking for information on the state of our planet in 200Ma.
Izentrop: I know this video and I used it for my novel.
In fact, there are very few docs and we "quickly" went around.
Fortunately, a friend provided me with an old Wikipedia document that seems to be out of reach. I did not have time to read it completely, so I do not know if he's on the road.
I place it in PJ if I get there ...?!

Future of the Earth.pdf

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Good day to all.

[Epilogis]

Hello all,

AND THAT IS OFFICIAL (no, not the world cup, that I think it's acquired!):

My novel CHRONIQUES AMASIENNES just published, Editions du 38.
For now it is the 1 Tome, the 2 Tome will not be late (it will be the last: the story is in 2 volumes)

I did not forget you and allowed myself to thank you at the end of the book
Thank you again for your help

Here are the various links to get the novel in digital version. It should be out in paper form by the end of July.

FNAC / Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/fr/fr/ebook/chroni ... siennes-t1

AMAZON / Kindle: https://www.amazon.fr/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... et+bernard

DECREE: https://www.decitre.fr/ebooks/chronique ... 869_2.html

The 38 EDITIONS: https://www.editionsdu38.com/collection ... masiennes/

[Janic]

. http://agriculture.gouv.fr/4-pour-1000- ... the soils-0.
But common sense is not of this world

It is obvious if humanity had made sense, we would not be asking these questions there. this lack of common sense leads to the destruction of entire forests to produce food for the use of slaughter animals, which is a huge waste, much worse than the current hydrocarbon pollution. It is above all that which will prevent us, perhaps, from arriving at the turn of the nineteenth century.