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Christopher Scotese

Christopher Scotese is a geologist and paleogeographer known for the Paleomap Project, which maps Earth's geological history. With a PhD from the University of Chicago, Scotese is recognized for his work in reconstructing past continental configurations. He is particularly noted for his prediction of a future supercontinent, initially named Pangaea Ultima, later renamed Pangaea Proxima, illustrating his contributions to understanding long-term geological cycles.


May 1953: Christopher Scotese's Birth

In May 1953, Christopher R. Scotese, an American geologist and paleogeographer, was born.

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1985: Received PhD from the University of Chicago

In 1985, Christopher Scotese received his PhD from the University of Chicago.

December 2010: Created a YouTube Channel

On December 22, 2010, Christopher Scotese created a YouTube channel to share content related to the history of Earth, geography, and history.

2013: Retired from teaching at the University of Texas, Arlington

In 2013, Christopher Scotese retired from teaching at the University of Texas, Arlington, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences.