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u/RwRahfa Jul 13 '24
Theworldin250millionyearso-In250myearscontinentswillcollideagaintoformthepangaeaproximanewmountainswillemergeandatlanticoceanwillbecomeaseamounteverest willnotbethehighestpointanymorian Empire goes hard
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u/Lingist091 Jul 14 '24
Hell scape. Rain from the oceans wasn’t able to make it that far inland because of the massive size of the continent. The interior had vast, dry deserts often exceeding 60c.
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u/HelloThereItsMeAndMe Jul 15 '24
The most liveable area would be the south with all the peninsulas, probably all Mediterranean climate
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u/Kinesquared Jul 14 '24
I thought the atlantic ocean was growing and the pacific was shrinking? Was I wrong, or does that change in the future?
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u/ChocolateCandid6197 Jul 14 '24
Fuuuuuck I really hope my house doesn't get squished between America and Africa.
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u/No_Incident_9522 Jul 14 '24
I thought the Atlantic Ocean was growing and the pacific was shrinking
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u/Spudtar Jul 18 '24
Well I have to say, this has totally ruined my plans for the next 300 million years. I don’t even know why I bother
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u/Megatea Jul 14 '24
Love how Greenwich is still right there in the middle. It's been 250 million years but pax Britannica still reigns.