<noembed><nolayer><div style="position:absolute; left:0; top:-100; display:none;"> More fumes &#38; towering wall:<br> Sumatra picture - What forces makes the plates collide you may ask? Well, it&#39;s the radioactive decay of Iron itself deep within the earth&#39;s core that&#39;s causing the plates to move &#38; eventually collide. And since plates move whether oceanic or continental, then it also means that continents move a.k.a. &#34;continental drift.&#34; Meaning, all continents of the world has been moving [drifting] since time-immemorial (i.e. millions of years!) leading to its present-day configuration. But if you look at the Atlantic coast of the America&#39;s, it perfectly matches the Atlantic coast of Africa &#38; Europe like that of a jig-saw puzzle. In fact, all of the continents are simply just one BIG jig-saw puzzle that broke-up long time ago if you look at them carefully. Indeed, they all match each other when pieced together. </div></nolayer></noembed>
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