Mt Eyjafjallajökull (whew!) is on 2 different tectonic plates.
Their rate of movement is broadly between approximately 1 and 10 cm/year
tectonic plates- move in 3 ways 1. collide w/ eachother 2.seperate from eachother 3. slide against eachother when plates are moved to the breaking point it causes an eartquake an earthquake is a seismic wave
It varies, but its in the range of 1 to 5 inches per year.
The plates move at rates 1cm-12cm per Year.
1. If a set of rock layers has been disturbed by movement of tectonic plates, the youngest layer may no longer be on top.
Their rate of movement is broadly between approximately 1 and 10 cm/year
It is thought that Mount Everest grows a few millimeters each year.
Mountains are formed by plae tectonics. It happens when 2 plates collide and 1 plate is pushed up. The resulting upwards force makes a mountain range. The Rockies, Andes, and the Himalayas are all examples of this.
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No. They shift very small amounts about 2 inches per year but this varies from plate to plate
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tectonic plates- move in 3 ways 1. collide w/ eachother 2.seperate from eachother 3. slide against eachother when plates are moved to the breaking point it causes an eartquake an earthquake is a seismic wave
Well, tectonic plates cause natural disasters for a lot of reasons and cause many types of natural occurrences not always "disasters". 1. The first type of tectonic disaster is the tsunami "Japanese meaning big wave" which is caused when one tectonic plate is forced under the other. This can only happen under water to be a tsunami. 2. Another natural disaster is the volcano. Volcanos and mountains are formed when tectonic plates are forced against each other, but instead of going down, they both go up. An example of this is the Himalayas in Asia. The mountain range is still moving up, in fact Mt. Everest moves up at around 6 inches every year! That's way faster than Hillary Clintons chances to becoming president! 3. Another occurrence is when the plates move away from each other, this is called continental drift. You can see this in Iceland where the plates are moving away at about an inch a year. Remember when this happens new crust fills in from the bottom. The one thing that you have to remember about the plates is that they always are moving and it is one huge cycle.
It varies, but its in the range of 1 to 5 inches per year.
happening during tectonics plates process is the 2 land part scratching togethere and they form like the plate tectonic theory that the 7 continent now is a 1 whole land in the past
1:towards eachother 2:towars eachother slanting 3:apart from eachother 4:grinding motion
All of the above