How Did the Philippine Archipelago Break out from Pangaea?

MIGHTY on Instagram: "The continents we know today are not fixed pieces of land, but massive plates that have been moving, colliding, and reshaping the face of Earth for billions of years. Over the last 3.3 billion years, the planet has seen multiple cycles of continental formation and breakup driven by plate tectonics—the slow but powerful movement of Earth’s crust over molten rock below. Early in Earth’s history, small landmasses gradually merged into the first large supercontinents, marking t

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