That is normally where they would be found; farthest away from the point at which they were initially formed.
Far from the mid oceanic ridge, near the continental margin (oldest oceanic rock ages 200 mya)
It varies, but the oldest part is 180 million years old
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The sea floor is young (the rocks are made at the mid oceanic ridges and spread out form there) while most of the continental rocks are older. This is because the continental crust floats on top of the oceanic crust and is therefore not recycled.
Oceanic crust is created at mid-ocean ridges and (through the creation of new oceanic crust) is pushed toward a convergent plate boundary where it is subducted. So the oldest oceanic crust would be located at a convergent plate boundary where the oceanic crust is being subducted under continental crust.
oceanic side of the Aleutian trench
Oceanic side of the Aleutian trench.
Far from the mid oceanic ridge, near the continental margin (oldest oceanic rock ages 200 mya)
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The oldest rock in oceanic crust is that which is found the greatest distance from a mid-ocean-ridge.
Pacific. (it is the last option to bubble in)
He is the Oldest active Quarterback. Placekickers here and there a much older than him.
The ocean basins are the result of tectonic forces and processes. All of the ocean basins were formed from volcanic rock that was released from fissures located at the mid-oceanic ridges. The oldest rocks found in these basins are approximately 200 million years old. This is a lot younger than the oldest continental rocks which have ages greater than 4 billion years. The reason for this discrepancy is simple. Tectonic processes destroy old oceanic rocks! Oceanic rock is returned to the Earth's mantlewhen oceanic crust is subducted. Many of these subduction zones occur at the continental marginswhere oceanic crust meets continental crust. Subduction also creates the ocean's deep trenches.
the oldest stadium is fenway park
It varies, but the oldest part is 180 million years old
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The oldest oceanic crust is in the west Pacific and north-west Atlantic. They are about 180 to 200 million years old.