Скачать или смотреть Tectonic Evolution of Africa’s Super-Stability: Why It Anchored Pangea & Gondwana

ive deep into the fascinating tectonic history of the African continent and discover why Africa acted as the stabilising anchor for the supercontinents Pangea and Gondwana. In this in-depth documentary-style breakdown, we explore:

The ancient cratons of Africa (like the Kaapvaal Craton, Congo Craton and West African Craton) that became tectonically stable billions of years ago.
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How mobile belts (such as the Pan‑African Orogeny) and global tectonic cycles forged Africa’s role in supercontinent assembly.
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Why Africa’s internal stability and its strategic positioning in geological time made it the “keystone” of Pangea and Gondwana—and how that legacy shapes today’s continental architecture.

The broader implications for continental break-up, plate tectonics and Earth’s long-term climate evolution.
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Whether you’re a geology enthusiast, student of Earth-sciences, or simply curious about how the world was shaped by deep time processes, this video offers you a crisp, authoritative and engaging look at Africa’s tectonic backbone.
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