Plate Tectonics, Also Known As Continental Drift, Is The Study Of The Movement Of The Earth's Lithosphere, Made Up Of The Crust And Upper Mantle. Plate Tectonics Is An Area Of Geology That Studies The Formation And Dynamics Of Tectonic Plates. Based On The Motions Of These Plates, Scientists Have Been Able To Understand How The Earth's Surface Is Constantly Changing. The Earth's Lithosphere Is Broken Up Into Several Tectonic Plates. These Plates Are Constantly In Motion, Moving At Rates Of Approximately A Few Centimeters A Year. Movement Of These Plates Is Very Slow But Inexorable, Resulting From Convection Currents Inside The Earth's Mantle. Plate Movements Are Driven By Two Mechanisms: Diverging (Spreading) And Converging (Colliding) Boundaries. When Two Tectonic Plates Move Away From Each Other, A Diverging Boundary Is Created Between Them And Magma Is Forced Up Beneath The Boundary, Forming New Crust And Expanding It. Along Converging Boundaries, Two Plates Collide With Each Other And Slide Past One Another, With One Plate Eventually Moving Beneath The Other. This Action Is Termed Subduction And Creates Deep Trenches Or Mountain Ranges. The Movement Of The Tectonic Plates Has Greatly Influenced The History Of Earth As It Has Been Associated With Many Significant Geological Events. This Includes Rifting, In Which Continental Landmasses Become Separated, And Volcanic Activity. Earthquakes May Also Occur Due To Plate Movement. Events Such As These Can Redistribute The Earth's Resources And Alter Its Climate. Plate Tectonics Has Had A Profound Effect On The Earth's Natural Environment And Continues To Do So. Understanding Plate Tectonics Is Essential To Understanding Many Aspects Of Earth's Evolution And History, As Well As Predicting Future Events.
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