Most earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur near the collision of two lithospheric plates. These collisions may eventually result in fractures of the brittle underlying upper mantle. Fractures may cause the layers of crust to move vilolently as during an earthquake, or allow a path for molten magma to escape through the upper mantle to the surface in an eruption.
The movement of the tectonic plates that make up the lithosphere have a wide variety of effects, including mountain building, earthquakes, and most of the world's volcanic activity.
The lithosphere is the Earth's outermost crust. The asthenosphere is a ductile, somewhat deformable, layer 60-150 miles (100-250 km) below the Earth's surface, under the lithosphere. Movements between the two layers cause earthquakes.
Plate tectonics
the current state of lithospere is that it can cause earthquake if there is a little fault
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Scientists speculate that the movement of tectonic plates is created by the movement of the rigid lithosphere on the asthenosphere.
The lithosphere is the Earth's outermost crust. The asthenosphere is a ductile, somewhat deformable, layer 60-150 miles (100-250 km) below the Earth's surface, under the lithosphere. Movements between the two layers cause earthquakes.
volcanos and earthquakes
Earthquake
Assuming that you are referring to orogenesis,it is the process of tectonic movements in Earth's lithosphere.
plate tectonics :)
plate tectonics :)
plate tectonics :)
Plate tectonics
Plate tectonics
Plate tectonics
Plate tectonics
Plate tectonics