Tectonic Plates and Earthquakes | Motion Graphics | Pixeldust Studios

[themacetrace]

I like how this video just abruptly ends out of nowhere.

[tiffytoo]

Little did he know that would take Ace in Africa in just 5 years since his video. The ocean is now filling that gap.

[worldwind]

I understood this very nicely thank you

[LinusSegueRatings]

was enjoying the video and suddenly it ended xd

[PixeldustStudios]

@Bonfirepit, it should be on A Curious World: Changing Earth

[MariliaTavares]

THE MAIN QUESTION remained : WHAT MOVES THE TECTONIC PLATES?

[CesareVesdani]

What would happen if Earth had no tectonic plates?

[xic-babitasharma]

This was really interesting and informative video thank you so much for making this kind of video 👍👍

[Johan_Khiangte]

Thank you for making this video now I'd had knew it well enough 👍🏻 keep it up

[RBGrafixZone]

Can I use this video for my Micro Lecture?

[acutelogic]

Are you saying that the Mid Ocean Ridge that divides the crust into those Tectonic Plates as shown on your map came after the break up of the original "Super Continent" or before it?

[amitsharma]

Why earth moves? Does Sun rotate? What is the reason for rotation of heavenly bodies?

[acutelogic]

if the plates include not only the continental crust, but the oceanic crust surrounding it, as most explainers state, then why is there no evidence of them crushing against each other as they slide around. There should be massive piles of crust, especially the much thinner oceanic crust all along the ocean floor, as it slides along like a snow plow plowing the street. The Continental Crust, (Granitic), is said to be 6 to 10 times thicker than the Ocean Crust, though slightly lighter at 2.7 grams per cubic cm vs 2.9 per Ocean(Basalt), Crust. That would make the Continental crust vastly heavier, and therefore would sink deeper in the Mantle. Why when these supposed plumes rising up wouldn't tear the much thinner ocean crust rather than tearing the continent apart. Why didn't these massive plumes that supposedly rose up not totally destroy the thin crust when they hit it, like a chick hatching out of an egg? They would have had far more mass pushing up than dispersion force pulling apart.

[fgwdmxl]

الزلازل البلوتونية
وهي تحدث في أماكن بعيدة تصل إلى 700 كم تحدث نتيجة لحركات داخل القشرة الأرضية وانتقال مفاجئ للطبقات الصخرية
من امثلتها نطاق بحر خوتسك في شرق آسيا

[xyropachuau]

Thanks for creating this master piece video antiah xyro an😆

[xiblallawmkimi]

this was really interesting and informative thank u !!

[fgwdmxl]

الزلازل التكتونية
وهو اكثر انواع الزلازل انتشار وحدوثا
تمتاز بعمق مركزها يصل الى70 كم
تحدث نتيجة رفع الكتل الأرضية

[xialalrinmawia]

It's very helpful for basic knowledge.

[justindigginsbradly]

Pov you come here because you actually enjoy it 😂😂😂😂😂😐😐😐😐

[charlietango]

Very cool! A lot has happened in the last 16 billion years. The human plague will go extinct relatively soon and the innocent beasts can reclaim their land and lives. Thank you God for the chance...and please forgive us. We had one job and we failed. I am really sorry.