How does the Earth's crust move according to the theory?
I WONDER - What Is Continental Drift?
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Alfred Wegener developed the continental drift theory in 1912, explaining how continents formed from Pangaea. The theory suggests that parts of the Earth's crust move slowly on a liquid mantle, forming tectonic plates. This movement, known as continental drift, occurs over millions of years, with the Earth moving about 15 centimeters annually.
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