Continental drift
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2017 11:59 pm
Has anyone noticed how the shorelines of Benatia and Apollonia match together like puzzle pieces? And how the North and South island seem to fit together as well? This is when I came up with the Micras Continental Drift Theory. The convection Currents deep in Micras' mantle slowly moves the crust along with it. The convection currents are like a pot of boiling soup, the hot food rises to where the cold air meets, and cools. Once it cools it sinks, heating up again, then repeating the process. The convection currents come from the semi-liquid mantle moving against the liquid outer core of Micras This generates heat convection, which is the main reason why the convection currents move the crust.
The splitting rivers can be explained easily. For example, the Red River is a fault line on the Keltian Plate. A fault line is a crack/and or split on a continental plate. Th Christoph River lies on one of the longest fault lines on Micras, and one of the largest; The Christoph Fault Line. The Christoph Fault line is positioned on the Apollonian plate.
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The splitting rivers can be explained easily. For example, the Red River is a fault line on the Keltian Plate. A fault line is a crack/and or split on a continental plate. Th Christoph River lies on one of the longest fault lines on Micras, and one of the largest; The Christoph Fault Line. The Christoph Fault line is positioned on the Apollonian plate.
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