No. The plates ride on a bed of molten lava beneath the earth's surface. If the earth was cold, there would be nothing below the surface to move the plates. In other words, it would be just like the cold, dead moon.
no because the movement in plates is caused by convection currents, which are caused by the viscous mantle rock heating up nearer the earths core, then rising, cooling near the crust, and then sinking back to the core in a very big circular motion.
the speed of the earths plates are very slow, and sometimes they don't move at all. if the earths plates were constantly moving (allot) then we would not be able to build cities because of constant earthquakes.
The layer of the Earth called the mantle is continuously circulating like rice would in boiling water. This movement under the crust cause the plates to shift moving the plates to create mountains, valleys, earthquakes, and tsunamis.
over the last 20 million years the tectonic plates had moved so much the continents has separated :(
The crust and upper mantle consist of hard rocks which form the moving plates of the outer layer of Earth.
The layer of the Earth called the mantle is continuously circulating like rice would in boiling water. This movement under the crust cause the plates to shift moving the plates to create mountains, valleys, earthquakes, and tsunamis.
the earth will stop moving around its orbit
Flat as no more mountain building would occur and ultimately all mountain ranges would be weathered flat..
the speed of the earths plates are very slow, and sometimes they don't move at all. if the earths plates were constantly moving (allot) then we would not be able to build cities because of constant earthquakes.
the speed of the earths plates are very slow, and sometimes they don't move at all. if the earths plates were constantly moving (allot) then we would not be able to build cities because of constant earthquakes.
The layer of the Earth called the mantle is continuously circulating like rice would in boiling water. This movement under the crust cause the plates to shift moving the plates to create mountains, valleys, earthquakes, and tsunamis.
The plates will then stop moving
The crust and upper mantle consist of hard rocks which form the moving plates of the outer layer of Earth.
over the last 20 million years the tectonic plates had moved so much the continents has separated :(
You can't stop the Earth, and you wouldn't want to, if you do a lot of people would die because one part of the planet would no longer have sunlight and plants would die out. I suspect you misspelled your question and you were actually asking about earth quakes. You can't stop those either. They're caused by the moving of tectonic plates and all the moving hot masses underneath the Earth's crust.
A soft collision between two plates could possibly stop the plates from moving for a time. But if subduction occurs, when one plate is forced down into the magma, movement would begin once more.
The layer of the Earth called the mantle is continuously circulating like rice would in boiling water. This movement under the crust cause the plates to shift moving the plates to create mountains, valleys, earthquakes, and tsunamis.
They can't. Earth would be a permanently frozen planet if it wasn't for the internal heat which causes the movement of tectonic plates. And we would never have existed.