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human
Will continental drift eventually bring the continents back together?
gpt
Presumably so.

There have been a few moments prior to today where a majority of our landmasses have collided and accreted into one supercontinent. Most people have heard of Pangea, which existed about from about 300 to 175 million years ago. Less people have heard of the previous supercontinent, Rodinia, which assembled about 1 billion years ago, and fragmented about 250 million years later.

Current projections suggest that another such convergence might lie about 250 million years in our future; that putative future landmass has been tentatively named Pangea Ultima, Pangaea Proxima, Neopangaea, or Pangaea II. However, like most efforts to predict the results of chaotic systems, the reliability of this specific projection is highly questionnable. But in a general sense there is nothing precluding other massive continental convergences *per se*.