QUOTE(dkk @ Jul 15 2011, 08:49 AM)
From Africa to Asia, you'll just walk. The Suez canal didn't exist then. 
From Asia to Europe, there's no ocean in between.
From Asia to North America, you walk across the Bering land bridge. The sea level had been both lower and higher in the past. When the sea level is low, more land is exposed. Asia has been connected to America in the past. You walk from Asia to Australia as well.
South America is still connected to North America, even today.
More interesting is how you get to the islands in the middle of the ocean. Iceland, Greenland, Hawaii. We'll you take boats. People have been making boats for thousands of years.
lol ... make senseFrom Asia to Europe, there's no ocean in between.
From Asia to North America, you walk across the Bering land bridge. The sea level had been both lower and higher in the past. When the sea level is low, more land is exposed. Asia has been connected to America in the past. You walk from Asia to Australia as well.
South America is still connected to North America, even today.
More interesting is how you get to the islands in the middle of the ocean. Iceland, Greenland, Hawaii. We'll you take boats. People have been making boats for thousands of years.
Feb 11 2012, 05:41 PM

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