NSV-030 He displayed wild and inappropriate behavior.

USV-011

16 May 2003

NMC-004

16 May 2003

UMC-024

16 May 2003

NQ-023

16 May 2003

ISV-116 Could a supercontinent form by merging all the continents? Certainly! A supercontinent is a landmass made up of multiple continents. The most recent supercontinent, Pangaea, existed around 300 million years ago, and it was formed by all the continents merging together. In the future, a new supercontinent could form by all the continents merging together. However, it's still uncertain when this might occur. It could be a very long time before a new supercontinent forms. The continents are still moving away from each other following the breakup of Pangaea, and it might take hundreds of millions of years for them to come back together. Additionally, all the continents will need to merge together to create the new supercontinent, which could take a very long time. Still, a new supercontinent is always likely to form in the future. A supercontinent is formed when all the continents merge together, which has already occurred once in the past. Therefore, a new super can form by merging all the continents together in the future. To be fair, a supercontinent will only form when all the continents come back together. In several hundred million years, the continents might come back together to form a new supercontinent. However, this is still uncertain, and all the continents may need to merge together for the new supercontinent to form. Nevertheless, a supercontinent is always likely to form in the future. Just like in the past, all the continents can merge together to create the new supercontinent. To be fair, a supercontinent can only form when all the continents come back together, which doesn't happen very often. Still, a supercontinent is still likely to form in the future. The supercontinent will form when all the continents come back together. When all the continents come back together, a supercontinent will be formed. Even though this might take a very long time, the supercontinent is always likely to form in the future. What could be a supercontinent is the landmass formed by all the continents merging together. To conclude, a supercontinent can form by merging all the continents together. A supercontinent can form by building together multiple continents. All the continents will need to merge together to create the supercontinent. Still, a supercontinent is always likely to form in the future. Perhaps a new supercontinent will form by merging all the continents together in the future.

16 May 2003

FE-457

16 May 2003

UTF-027 The gentle touch of an angel.

16 May 2003

NTF-001

16 May 2003

NSV-029

16 May 2003

USV-010

16 May 2003