Essays on Plate Tectonics

When Europeans viewed the first world maps including the Americas 5 centuries ago, they noticed the African and South American coastlines would fit together like a puzzle if they were not separated by the Atlantic ocean. Scientists of the era were baffled and came to…

In the world, there are currently multiple areas in which the interaction of tectonic plates can be represented. I am going to discuss how, as well as provide scientific reasoning to justify the features provided on the surface of the earth due to the Himalayan…

The Evolution of Plate Tectonics in Europe Plate tectonics is the theory that Earth’s strong outer layer, the lithosphere, is divided into several plates that glide over the mantle. Basically, scientists believe that convection, due to the heating of the magma in the mantle, is…

Plate Tectonics Predicting the Past Plate tectonics is a relatively new concept, being introduced by Alfred Wegener in his 1915 publication of Origins of the Continents and Oceans, through his theory of continental drifts and not publicly accepted by the scientific world until the 1960s…

Natural disaster detection and monitoring are an important area in remote sensing that is actively being explored by researchers of which volcano detection is the crucial one. A large number of volcanoes in the world are active but detection of all the volcanoes using the…

A schematic geochemical evaluation should be considered to examine the favorability or probability of a mineral deposit in order to construct a predictive model (Caranza et al., 2010; Wang et al., 2013). Taking into account that the primary geochemical haloes are formed and developed contemporaneous…