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Australia is migrating north towards Asia at a rate of 2.8 inches annually. Over millions of years, this will cause major geological changes, such as earthquakes and mountain formation.

However, the colliding of Australia and Asia has caught the researcher’s attention. Australia is the main focus here because it is moving faster and this collision could happen sooner than we think.