Will the Earth ever return to Pangea?

Answer 1

Yes and no-

The earth will form a new supercontinent in a few hundred million years, but it will be something different than Pangea.

Pangea is at least the third supercontinent in earth's history, after Rhodinia and Colombia. There were probably more, but the record becomes muddled that far back.

Answer 2

No the plates arent moving in the correct directions and even if they eventually all started going the right way it is highly unlikely pangea will ever be recreated.

Answer 3

No. The tectonic plates keep shifting away from each other, so Earth should never be able to go back to Pangea.

Answer 4

the plates that the land is on is riding up and over the ocean plates and eventually there will be no ocean between some or all of the continental plates forming something like pangea but it will be called something different.

Answer 5

There is an apparent cycle of the land masses joining to form a super continent which is then broken up by mantle plumes creating separate land masses.

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Eventually, yes. All the continents are still moving. Eventually Japan will run into Alaska and so on.

Answer 8

I don't think so but earth is likely to be submerged in ocean water due to ecological imbalances and other natural calamity.

Answer 9

Yes it will in do time then there will no longer a need for broads we will be all thrown together and we will have to lean to live with each other.

Answer 10

Yes, it actually will! about 200 million years from now, there will once again be one super continent that is mushed together through plate tectonics.