The continents are slowly drifting due to plate tectonics, but significant reconvergence on a geological timescale will not occur for millions of years. Current models suggest that in about 200 to 300 million years, the continents may come together to form a new supercontinent, sometimes referred to as "Pangaea Proxima." However, this is a gradual process that unfolds over an extremely long timeframe, and exact predictions are difficult to make.
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