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it comes from oceanic crust
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New crust forms at spreading zones like the Mid-Atlantic ridge in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. They occur because of ocean floor spreading.
The ocean floors are crustal plates and move, carrying the continents along with them. This movement begins at a mid-ocean ridge. A ridge forms along a crack in the oceanic crust, where molten material is heated by the mantle and erupts. In this process, called sea-floor spreading, the sea floor spreads apart along both sides of a mid-ocean ridge as new crust is added. As a result, the ocean floors move like conveyor belts, carrying the continents along with them.
It gets pushed out to either side of the mid-ocean ridge.
New oceanic crust is being created at seafloor spreading zones, and crust is alternately being subducted and destroyed at subduction zones.
Trenches occur by diverging plate boundries and normally at about 11,000 meters deep. This includes sea floor spreading which is where a new layer of crust forms at the mid ocean ridge and the old crust falls into trenches
Volcanic eruptions are one process that adds new material to crust. Lava from the volcanoes eventually cool, forming new land. Sea floor spreading also adds new material to the crust.
Sea floor spreading
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sea-floor spreading
Sea floor spreading mean the process by which molten material adds new oceanic crust to the ocean floor
Sea-Floor Spreading is your answer.
New crust forms at spreading zones like the Mid-Atlantic ridge in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. They occur because of ocean floor spreading.
Sea Floor Spreading
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sea floor spreading
Sea-floor spreading is what happens when the plates in the earth's crust move apart. During this movement of the plates, magma wells up from deep within the earth and fills in the cracks, forming a new oceanic crust, or sea-floor.