Curiousity Memoirs

By Jude Obuseh In a paradigm-shifting development, researchers have uncovered fragments of a forgotten landmass named Argoland in Southeast Asia. These startling findings reveal remnants that once formed part of a colossal continent, believed to be an ancient segment of the Gondwana supercontinent. The discovery has sparked intrigue among geologists, shedding light on an epoch approximately 155 million years ago when these fragments, formerly affixed to Australia, began a gradual journey eastward toward Indonesia. Argoland, a lost landmass of immense proportions, potentially rivaled the expanse of the United States. Read Also:  ### Meet Elizabeth Báthory: The Blood Countess of Hungary 🏰🩸 Reports suggest that these geological remnants, originating from Australia, shifted over eons, forming what is now recognized as Argoland. The unearthing of these fragments has unlocked a tantalizing chapter in Earth's geological history, offering a glimpse into the once-unified super...

By Jude Obuseh 🌏 Imagine discovering a hidden world beneath the ocean, a forgotten continent shrouded in mystery for centuries. Well, scientists have done just that! Recently, a groundbreaking discovery has been made that rewrites the geography books and uncovers the secrets of a continent lost in time - Zealandia! 🤯 🗺️ Zealandia, a name that now echoes through the world of geoscience, had eluded our understanding for a staggering 375 years. Nestled beneath the waves, Zealandia bears a striking resemblance to its neighbor, New Zealand, composed of a series of islands. 🌄 But the story of Zealandia doesn't start here. It's a tale of an ancient supercontinent - Gondwana, which dominated the Earth's landscape from 1 billion to 542 million years ago. Zealandia was once a part of this colossal landmass, a fact that has only recently come to light. **🧐 For centuries, Zealandia remained hidden, a cryptic puzzle in the realm of geology. It wasn't until geoscient...