When will the next supercontinent form on earth?

Answer 1

About 250 million years from now.

Computer modelling using current plate movements and directions suggests that a new supercontinent will form about 250 million years from now. This will likely change Earth's, ocean current patterns, climate, and reduce the number of species as mingling of species occurs.

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Answer 2

Leah Abbate

On the basis of current geological models and plate tectonic movements, the next supercontinent is predicted to form in approximately 200 to 300 million years.

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