Drifting

They got separated.

They are too weak and small to fight against the current.

Yes ... in that is about 55 MPH in the US Keep in mind that any speed, even 5 MPH can be dangerous and kill people just as easily as when going 75 MPH. There is no really 'safe' highway speed - the general rule is 'reasonable and proper'. There are times when the posted limit is just too fast!!

The plate tectonic theory expands on the idea of continental drift by incorporating the movement of the Earth's lithosphere into rigid plates. This theory also explains how these plates interact at their boundaries, causing phenomena like earthquakes and volcanic activity. In contrast, continental drift primarily focused on the movement of continents across the Earth's surface without explaining the mechanism behind it.

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Genetic drift is a product of random sampling. Like all forms of sampling or selection, variation within the sample set is required. Thus for genetic drift to occur genetic change (mutation) is required. However, it would be an error to call genetic drift a product of genetic change.

Earhtquakes-because it shook the world, Vocanoes-because the magma melts the rocks and forms new land, etc. Its things like that, that caused Pangaea.(Pangaea-the continents drifted apart)

There was a lot of fossils that were found but the most interesting one is the plant called Glossopteris, it was the only seed-fern plant fossil found.

Continental drift never stopped and continues today. It just happens so slowly, we don't notice it. An example of one thing that will happen is because the pacific plate is rotating CCW, in one million years, Los Angeles will be out in the pacific ocean west of San Francisco.

You can tell because if that form of species originated in a certain area and if the fossil is found in a different area or continent you can tell that the species traveled then the land mass or super continent Pangaea separated and that species landed over there

Example: If a species of animal originated in Africa and that specie was found in South America you can tell that that specie during the Pangaea time that species traveled, died, then the continents divided into the different forms to form the new day land form

The only evidence that Alfred Wegener did not have was the mechanism that drove the Continental Drift, he had evidence to support that the continents were once joined together, but did not have the means to postulate how the continents had actually moved to their present positions.

He did however postulate the theory of a "layered Earth" consisting of a rigid surface (continents) upon a liquid/plastic like substance (mantle) and that if pressure was exerted on the surface layer, it would move thus, and if the pressure was removed the surface would return to its original state.

It was only until c. 1890, when the Geophysicist Arthur Holmes came up with the theory of convection currents in the mantle being responsible for Continental Drift.

In "Driver: San Francisco", you cannot change the speedometer from mph to kph within the game's settings. However, you may find mods or external tools created by the community that can enable this feature. Be cautious when using third-party tools as they may impact the game's performance or violate the game's terms of service.

I think its when you scope move while your aiming you know when you aim with a sniper scope and if you dont hold your breath like it alows you then it will "drift"

thermal convection is the primary force that cause the sea floor to spread

Since all of the continents once were formed as one big land mass, the temperature could have been warmer when Antarctica was closer to the equator.

"horsepower, great control with accelerator and brakes (modulate) and a lack of friction overcome by the wheels."

I have a difference of opinion to the following statement.

If you can, purchase/download the "Drift Bible" and follow those guidelines. I know it sounds silly to listen to this, but the video is very informative and gives direct guidelines and how to do each kind of drift and what you need in your car to begin drifting. I have been following and have been a part of drifting for almost a decade now. I would personally recommend that you CAN drift in any type of vehicle. Being that car is front wheel drive, rear, or all wheel drive. The level of difficulty is more present than in other types of cars. But it is more common to drive a Rear Wheel Drive car to start drifting.

Alfred Wegener Noticed:

1. Landforms like coal saturations or mountain ranges on either side of the ocean.

2. Fossil record. Fossils of identical plants and animals found in africa and south america.

3. Aincient striations (grooves and scratches made by ice ages) identical on either side of the ocean.

yes you can make it "drift" but all wheel drive cars are made not to slide, all you need is a rear wheel drive vehicle with enough torque to spin while slideing, if you are asking this question i wouldn't recommend starting off in an evo, maybe an old car you don't mind hitting a ditch or telephone pole.

Another way to drift an Evo is get a split torque converter or put a driveline in from a rwd car. Some good cars to drift in are s13,14 and 15 silvias, and other light rwd cars.

drifting is illeagle

Yes, it can cause new land if an underwater volcano erupts due to Continental Drift, and the lava goes hard.

in the movie the drift king drives a Nissan 350z but the real life drift king who is also in the movie is only a fisherman.

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