Continental drift
Question asked by: prakashs
Asked on: 12 Feb 2010
This is due to the convection currents that occur deep inside the earth.
Basically whilst it is strange to think we are not on solid ground but actually just a relatively short distance beneath our feet the ground is moving and it is hot and moving rock inside the earth, this is subject to the laws of physics and convention currents move it around.
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Replied at: 13 Feb 2010
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