About one inch a year.
About one inch a year.
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the continents move at about the rate of your fingernail or 5cm. per year
move less then 2cm a year
Their rate of movement is broadly between approximately 1 and 10 cm/year
The plates move at rates 1cm-12cm per Year.
No it not true
the continents move at about the rate of your fingernail or 5cm. per year
The average rate of movement of tectonic plates per year is roughly one to two inches. Individual parts of interacting plates can move more than several feet during earthquakes. Over large time spans, tectonic plates can move to all parts of the globe.
move less then 2cm a year
Their rate of movement is broadly between approximately 1 and 10 cm/year
The plates move at rates 1cm-12cm per Year.
No it not true
The continents are always moving on top of vast tectonic plates. They move at a rate similar to how fast a human's fingernails grow. Every year they move a few centimeters more.
They are constantly moving and shifting around each other. The effect of too much shifting over a period of time is an earthquake. The plates never stopo moving so it means it is moving every year
What cause tectonic plates to move are disruptions in the Earth. They simply move, practically an inch or less each year if I'm correct, just by gravity and the rotation of the Earth each day and year. What happens when they move, if they collide, they can cause major disasters, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, constant waves rolling in, floods, things like that.
2,000 centimeters or 20 meters.
Plates move from a fraction of an inch (a few millimeters) to about 5 inches (13 centimeters) a year. No one doesn't really know how much a day though!
shifting tectonic plates cause continents to move a few inches every year. also, if the plates start rubbing against each other, they can cause severe earthquakes. plates hitting and pushing toward each other can form mountains or volcanoes.