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This is due soon! If a photo of Earth was taken 25 million years from now from space, would the landmasses appear the same as they currently are or different? Why do you think this?
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If a photo of Earth was taken 25 million years from now from space, would the landmasses appear the same as they currently are or different? Why do you think this?

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They would appear different because of weathering, erosion, etc. The land would either weather away or shift in the oceans or on land. For example if you look back way way back then you will see pictures of Earth not looking like what it is today, so especially in 25 million years, then a lot would be changed.

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