There is new rocks that build up they first start as lava and they build up and make new crust
If a volcano explodes, the lava and magma will cool and harden, creating new crust.
At mid-ocean ridges.
Yes, of course.
As new oceanic crust is being made in one area older crust is being subducted, (pushed or pulled down), in another area, so Earth stays about the same size.
The Earth some times oceanic crust is formed by the process of mid oceanic ridges. this process occurs when magma comes from the mantle and cool below oceanic body & form new crust.
Divergent boundaries create new crust.
this type of collision is called a constructive margin, where two plates and instead of 1 sliding below the other (subduction), they meet and push up to form mountain rnges e.g the Himalayas. new crust is created by lava and dykess forming on the edge :)
New crust
Divergent plate boundary.
When the plates are moving apart.
Yes, of course.
It forms when seafloor spreading creates new crust, the new crust pushes the older crust away creating a plain like area in the water. This plain area is called a abyssal plain.
As new oceanic crust is being made in one area older crust is being subducted, (pushed or pulled down), in another area, so Earth stays about the same size.
Sea Floor Spreading
The Earth some times oceanic crust is formed by the process of mid oceanic ridges. this process occurs when magma comes from the mantle and cool below oceanic body & form new crust.
The Earth some times oceanic crust is formed by the process of mid oceanic ridges. this process occurs when magma comes from the mantle and cool below oceanic body & form new crust.
The crust is new.
New crust is formed at a divergent boundary
They form in the ocean crust.