That's like saying, if the world didn't exist would we still have oceans? You can't really get rid of plate tectonics so it doesn't really mean anything.
Yes, the singular form is normally plate tectonic or tectonic plate so the plural would be plate tectonics or tectonic plates. Dumb crap.
Their would be no mountains.
plate movement and plate tectonics
short answer, Yes
NO
No. If they were we would all be at the bottom of the sea.
No, plate tectonics would not work with a solid rock mantle. The movement of tectonic plates is driven by the flow of semi-fluid rock in the mantle. If the mantle were solid, there would be insufficient convection currents to drive plate movement.
That would be the theory of plate tectonics.
Hotspots are portions of the Earth's surface that experience significant volcanism thought to be due to mantle plumes. They are normally located at a distance from plate boundaries where the majority of volcanism occurs.An example of a hotspot would be that underlying Hawaii and is responsible for the volcanism there and the creation of the Hawaiian island chain.
"Geology" would be the best match for the word tectonics. Tectonics refers to the study of the Earth's lithosphere and its movements, which includes processes like earthquakes, mountain-building, and plate tectonics.
If plate motions stopped due to Earth's interior cooling, the rock cycle would be disrupted. Without plate tectonics, processes like subduction and mountain building, which are crucial for the rock cycle, would cease. This could lead to a decrease in the recycling of rocks, limiting the formation of new rocks and affecting the overall dynamics of the Earth's geology.
well to me a non example of a earthquake would be...wait i don't even know that's why im here ha ha well what can i say im only 13