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A long time ago, the earth that we know today was a supercontinent known as Pangea. About 200 million years ago, Pangea fractured into many smaller pieces, and over time, the smaller pieces went on to form the continents and oceans that we see today. Called plates, the pieces continue to shift at a very slow rate. As these plates move, they interact with each other to form many different types of boundaries. The result of these boundaries include rifts, volcanoes, earthquakes, mountain ranges, trenches, and more. On my journey, I will be visiting many of these occurrences and will be documenting them all on this blog. Wish me luck!