Earth's first continents

Earth's First Continents Emerged From Ocean 700 Million Years Earlier Than Previously Thought

Medicine & Technology Nov 10, 2021

Monash University researchers studied rocks from 'Singhbhum Craton' and found sediments dating back 3 billion years ago, which suggest that Earth's first continents must have formed 700 years earlier.

Earth's first continents

Earth's First Continents Emerged From Ocean 700 Million Years Earlier Than Previously Thought

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