Sciencia Plate Boundary Essay

Sciencia is a world analogous to Eath. Based on the present day plate boundaries and similarities on multiple continents, It’s believed that the continents of Sciencia were once together as a supercontinent called Edisonia. The supercontinent held 6 of the 8 modern continents, which broke apart due to tectonic forces in the Lithosphere. Also, the 7th and 8th continents were believed to have formed from volcanic eruptions on convergent plate boundaries. The edges on the modern- day Sciencian continents have experienced weathering and erosion, which makes it hard to precisely piece them back together. The continents split apart on a divergent plate boundary near the center of the supercontinent, continuing to drift to their modern day plate boundaries. There is an abundance of evidence that suggests that the continents were once together. Marble deposits on both Keplerland and Galileosium suggest that they were once connected. Many Ridal Shears lie along the once-conjoining coasts of Keplerland and Galileosium. End Moraine and Basaltic rock connects all the continents to each other and suggests that they were near an ocean. Drumlin Fields connect all the continents except for Galileosium, Wegenerland, and the Bacon Islands. Based on the continents …show more content…
On the west coast, Einsteinia connects to Newtonia and Keplerland. In the North, Mendeleevium connecets to Hersheyland, Newtonia, and Keplerland. In the west Galileosium connects to Hersheyland and Keplerland. Finally on the South side, Keplerland connects to Einsteinia, Newtonia, Mendeleevium, and Galileosium. Many of the problems encountered were time-based including, but not limited to weathering, Erosion, and natural disasters. Natural disasters can happen within seconds and change the layout of the landforms. As scientists, unexplained changes in data must be accounted for to find an accurate