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Continental drift maps
Reconstruction of the map of the world for three periods according to the Displacement Theory. Figs 1-2 from The Origin of Continents and Oceans (1924) by Alfred Wegener
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1. Title: A Journey Through Time: Continental Drift Reconstructions by Alfred Wegener 2. Subtitle: Unraveling the Geological Puzzle of our Changing World 3. Figure 1-2 caption: This pair of maps, Figs 1-2, presents the groundbreaking work of German meteorologist and geologist Alfred Wegener, who first proposed the Continental Drift Theory in 1912. These reconstructions, taken from Wegener's seminal book "The Origin of Continents and Oceans" (1924), illustrate the significant changes in the configuration of continents and oceans throughout geological time. 4. Description: Wegener's Continental Drift Theory, a revolutionary concept in the field of geology, challenged the prevailing scientific consensus of his time. He hypothesized that the continents were not fixed in place but instead were in a state of constant motion, drifting across the Earth's surface. The maps show the proposed positions of the continents during three distinct periods: Gondwana, Pangaea, and the modern configuration. 5. Background: Wegener's theory was met with skepticism when first introduced, but it eventually gained acceptance in the scientific community in the 1950s and 1960s, following the discovery of seafloor spreading and plate tectonics. Today, the Continental Drift Theory is a fundamental principle in the field of geology, providing essential insights into the dynamic nature of our planet. 6. Conclusion: These captivating maps, created by Alfred Wegener over a century ago, continue to inspire awe and fascination. They serve as a testament to the power of scientific inquiry and the human capacity to unravel the mysteries of our ever-changing world. By studying the past, we gain a deeper understanding of the present and the forces that shape our future.
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