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Earhquakes and volcanoes are typically found near the edges of tectonic plates.
No tectonic plates are in or even near the earth's core! The tectonic plates are fragments of the earth's crust. At subduction zones the edge of the subducting tectonic plate descends as much as a few hundred miles down into the earth's mantle before melting and becoming part of the mantle.
siberia is coldest place in northern hemisphere because it is near the coldest mountains.
The number of volcanoes on Earth is nowhere near 1 million. There are about 1,500 active volcanoes on Earth, most of them near the boundaries of tectonic plates. About half of them are scattered along the rim of the Pacific Ocean.
Well... Volcano hotspots are mostly on the boarders of tectonic plates. A huge volcano hotspot is the pacific ring of fire.... which is in the pacific ocean where major tectonic plates meet. If you want to see some maps of where the pacific ring of fire is, just go to google images and search for the pacific ring of fire.
Near the tech-tonic plates of the earth.
It is the coldest near the poles and hottest near the equator.
Earhquakes and volcanoes are typically found near the edges of tectonic plates.
The majority of earth's volcanoes and earthquakes occur near the boundaries of tectonic plates. Therefore, an area that has volcanoes is likely to be prone to earthquake as well.
The poles are the coldest places because of the Earth's tilt and the relative location of the sun. With less sunlight, they stay colder than the rest of the Earth. Since the Earth is more of a pear shape than a sphere, the area around the South Pole is larger than the area around the North Pole, making it distribute more of what sun does get there, making it even colder than the North Pole.
The poles are the coldest places because of the Earth's tilt and the relative location of the sun. With less sunlight, they stay colder than the rest of the Earth. Since the Earth is more of a pear shape than a sphere, the area around the South Pole is larger than the area around the North Pole, making it distribute more of what sun does get there, making it even colder than the North Pole.
Faults occur near plate boundaries because the earth is weaker there... The magma under the Earth's crust makes the plates move very slowly and sometimes two plates can crash into each other causing the ground to shake.
Gabbrois found near and in volcanoes.
Most earthquakes occur at or near the boundaries between tectonic plates.
The Arctic Ocean is the coldest as well as the smallest ocean.
The poles are the coldest places because of the Earth's tilt and the relative location of the sun. With less sunlight, they stay colder than the rest of the Earth. Since the Earth is more of a pear shape than a sphere, the area around the South Pole is larger than the area around the North Pole, making it distribute more of what sun does get there, making it even colder than the North Pole.
Often, since moving Earth plates are what forms most mountains.