How Supercontinent Nuna's Collapse Sparked Life on Earth

Before Pangea, there was Nuna (also known as Columbia). For hundreds of millions of years, Earth was a "Boring Billion" wasteland—until Nuna began to rip apart. This wasn't just a geological breakup; it was a nutrient explosion that flooded the oceans with the "fertilizer" needed to jumpstart complex life. 🧬✨

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