For the first time in history, scientists claim that Africa is splitting in two, and the Earth's crust in Kenya and Ethiopia has thinned to 12.7 km, crossing the point of no return.

CPG Click Oil and Gas·Apr 29

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Scientists claim that Africa is splitting in two, with the Earth's crust in Kenya and Ethiopia thinning to 12.7 km, reportedly crossing a point of no return. However, other reports do not confirm this specific development, instead discussing unrelated scientific discoveries. The status of Africa's geological activity is unclear, with one outlet suggesting similar splitting is occurring beneath the Pacific Northwest.

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