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Global tectonics, Antarctic Plate C016 / 0578

Global tectonics, Antarctic Plate C016  /  0578


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Global tectonics, Antarctic Plate C016 / 0578

Global tectonics. Satellite-based artwork of an Earth globe centred on the Antarctic Plate. This is one of the seven primary tectonic plates that make up the Earths crust. Phenomena observed at the boundaries (red) between these plates include earthquakes, volcanic activity, mountain-building, and oceanic trench formation. The movement of the tectonic plates over the millions of years of geologic time drives the creation, destruction and drifting of the continents. The movement of the tectonic plates is thought to be driven by convection currents in the underlying mantle

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Antarctica Ball Continent Continental Continents Earth Observation Geological Global Globe Land Oceanic Oceans Physical Geography Plate Boundaries Plate Boundary Plate Tectonics Polar Primary Tectonic Plate Round Satellite Artwork Satellite Based Sphere Spherical Tectonic Plate Tectonic Plates Cutouts


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This print titled "Global Tectonics, Antarctic Plate C016 / 0578" showcases the intricate beauty and power of our planet's tectonic plates. The artwork portrays an Earth globe centered on the Antarctic Plate, one of the seven primary plates that form the Earth's crust. Highlighted in red are the boundaries between these plates, where a multitude of awe-inspiring phenomena occur. From earthquakes to volcanic activity, mountain-building to oceanic trench formation, these plate boundaries are hotspots for geological action. Over millions of years, the movement of these tectonic plates has shaped and reshaped our continents. Continents have collided and drifted apart as part of this ongoing process driven by convection currents in the underlying mantle. The spherical illustration against a white background emphasizes both the fragility and resilience of our planet. It serves as a reminder that while we may perceive Earth as solid ground beneath our feet, it is constantly evolving on a grand scale. This satellite-based artwork not only captures scientific knowledge but also evokes wonder and curiosity about our world's dynamic nature. It invites us to contemplate how interconnected geological forces shape not only landforms but also influence climate patterns and ecosystems across continents. With its striking visual representation, this print by PLANETARY VISIONS LTD/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY is sure to inspire appreciation for Earth's geology among scientists, educators, and anyone fascinated by our planet's extraordinary history.

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