Star Maps to Track Maps: How Each Sign Navigates a Breaking Supercontinent
Imagine standing on solid ground that shifts beneath your feet, watching mountains crack open and oceans rush into new spaces. This wasn’t science fiction for our ancient planet. By the Late Triassic, Pangaea began to rift and break-up into northern Laurasia and southern Gondwana with the Central Pangean Mountains having practically disintegrated. The supercontinent finally ...
