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I don't think it's entirely unreasonable. It's the largest we have any evidence of ever existing, and it's also stupendously large- where and how could a large
by mabbo 4y ago
I don't think it's entirely unreasonable.
It's the largest we have any evidence of ever existing, and it's also stupendously large- where and how could a larger lake have existed?
Just because we don't know everything doesn't mean we can't be pretty certain of anything.
- solveit 4y agoI mean, the article says it formed as Africa and Europe came together, and that's not the only time continents collided to form larger landmasses. Certainly we've had larger supercontinents that could've accommodated larger lakes.
- posterboy 4y ago> where and how could a larger lake have existed? It exists somewhere in the gap of your logic. The undeying complaint is against the superlativ, and not against "largest" but "in Earth's history", which equates to everrr. It's clearly click-bait.