Wegener's theory of continental drift gained acceptance in the 1960s primarily due to the development of plate tectonics, which provided a comprehensive framework explaining the movement of Earth's lithosphere. Advances in technology, such as sonar mapping of the ocean floor and the discovery of mid-ocean ridges, revealed evidence of seafloor spreading. Additionally, paleomagnetic studies showed that continents had shifted over geological time, supporting Wegener's ideas. This confluence of evidence from multiple scientific disciplines ultimately validated his theory.
Alfred wegner
Advertising in the 1960s made smoking cigarettes seem glamorous, or at least like it was socially accepted. The knowledge we have today about smoking was not known back in the 1960s.
From what little I understand of your question I am guessing that the theory that is no longer accepted could be the Geocentric Model of the Universe. That is the theory that everything revovles aroung the Earth while the Earth is stationary.
1960's
Yes, that's exactly what it is ... just a theory. It happens to be the theory that bestexplains what we see, and best predicts new things that we find if we look for them.But if you come up with a different theory tomorrow that's better at explaining what wesee, and better at predicting new things that we find when we look for them, then theold theory will be thrown out, and yours will be accepted by astronomers and physicistsall over the world. That's how science works. The ball is in your court.
It was not excepted because they didn't believe him at all until it was proven!
why did other scientist not accpet Alfred Wegeners theory
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In the 1960s, researchers discovered several mountain ranges on the ocean floor. These mountains suggested that the earth's crust consists of 20 slabs or plates. The discovered led to a new theory called "Plate Tectonics."
Fossils support his hypothesis.
yes it does.
it makes sences
Alfred Wegeners 1912 theory of Plate tectonics and continental drift.
No, the theory of a supercontinent was initially met with skepticism by scientists when it was proposed by Alfred Wegener in the early 20th century. It was not widely accepted until the 1960s, when advancements in plate tectonics provided more evidence to support the idea.
There was no evidence to prove it
Caralous linnaeus theory is accepted theory of speciation
Plants,animals,and something else