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Continental drift
Land masses move when their underlying plates move simply because they are resting on top of the plates. This is similar to how if someone is resting on a raft the current of the water will carry them along.
The theory that the Earth's plates move slowly to new locations over geological time is known as the Plate Tectonics Theory. It was created by Alfred Wegener.
plate tectonics.
In the United States air masses move across the country by air currents. These air currents are pushed by either hot or cold air masses.
Continental drift
glaciers
His theory stated that only continents move, we later found that plates are made of ocean pieces too, not just land masses.
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No. Earth has tectonic plates that slowly move and create earthquakes by rubbing against each other.
Land masses move when their underlying plates move simply because they are resting on top of the plates. This is similar to how if someone is resting on a raft the current of the water will carry them along.
Continental Drift, the theory that continents move slowly about the earth's surface, changing. In the past the theory has been discussed but not generally accepted.
Tortoises do move on dry land, but very slowly. They also do not move in water.
The north pole isn't subject to wandering - it's just ocean and ice - but there is a land mass at the south pole, and it wasn't always in that location. It is among the moving land masses which demonstrate that crustal plates do float on the magma of the mantle and slowly move. Investigations of Antarctica show evidence that it was at one time quite warm.
The theory of plate tectonics.
The theory that the Earth's plates move slowly to new locations over geological time is known as the Plate Tectonics Theory. It was created by Alfred Wegener.
No one created it. It is natural and the land masses move on their own.