Answered By: Patricia Sutherland
Last Updated: Jul 17, 2017     Views: 49

Hello Brianna,

Thank you for your question. It certainly is an interesting topic and I have attached 2 links for you to find out about continental drift theory, which is more often referred to by scientists as plate tectonics theory. This is the theory that the earth's continents have drifted apart over millions of years and they will eventually drift back together in another 250 million years. This is a relatively new theory which has only been developed over the past 50 years. For more detailed information, check out Britannica School, PowerKnowledge Earth Science, or Science in Context on the VLC's 'Games & Databases' page (hint: make sure you get the usernames/passwords from your school LCI!)

Thank you for using LibAnswers and if your require more assistance, please let me know,

 

Beverly Parry, LCI

beverly.parry@ucdsb.on.ca

 

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