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Huh? The "last couple of hundred million years" involves all current above sea-level landmass being subducted back into the mantle - probably more than once. We
by Beldin 3y ago
Huh? The "last couple of hundred million years" involves all current above sea-level landmass being subducted back into the mantle - probably more than once. We're talking about the Himalayas rising up and going back into the magma of the Earth's mantle and rising up again.
I am really curious what kind of sign you envision will survive that onslaught.
- actionfromafar 3y agoWhat are the oldest rocks on Earth? Try to put stuff where that is most likely to happen again.