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You would be looking at the solidified magma closest to the fault between the ridges.
You can find the seafloor spreading in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It is pushing Europe and Africa away from North and South America. You can go to Iceland and stand on the place where the spreading seafloor comes onto land. There, you can put one foot on Europe and one foot on America. It would be quite a while before your feet became another inch apart.
to tell you the truth idk i have a project on it and all i can find is destination and tourist attractions! frustrating, i know! but, i think you could find something on here or on ask..com! Hope it helped!
yes he did
in a subduction trench, because of Harry Hess' theory of sea floor spreading. Meaning that the rock is formed new at the mid-ocean ridge, and moved out towards the coasts into a subduction zone years and years later.
I'm trying to find the answer to what the NJ ridge and valley region is famous for but I'm not finding the answer but i think i can get it
You would be looking at the solidified magma closest to the fault between the ridges.
You can find the seafloor spreading in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It is pushing Europe and Africa away from North and South America. You can go to Iceland and stand on the place where the spreading seafloor comes onto land. There, you can put one foot on Europe and one foot on America. It would be quite a while before your feet became another inch apart.
Harry Hess was mapping the floor of the ocean when he found a mountain range in the middle of the ocean. He found that the land nearest to the ridge was younger compared to the fact that the farther away land was from the ridge, the older it dated. He used this to find that the mountain ridge was creating new land and pushing aside the old land.
you can find it in the blue ridge moutains
you can find it in the blue ridge moutains
he think she should have brought Odysseus directly home with her
at the mid-ocean ridge you can find the youngest oceanic plate and a divergent boundary.
You have spelled fault correctly
I think you're talking about the San Andreas fault? If you look at the related links section below, you can see a picture of how long the fault is and where San Francisco is located in relation to it and find further information about the San Andreas fault.
on fault lines. On some fault lines theres accually a visible space and you can see it splitting. I think theres one in Africa and another in California
The bank has to have been blown up and you will find it to the right of the entire Rock Ridge place.