Convergent boundaries are thrust or reverse faults, and divergent boundaries are normal faults. As the plates slide across from each other, they neither create land nor destroy it. Because of this, they are sometimes referred to asconservativeboundaries or margins. Their relative movement can be de...
What happens at a transform boundary? Geologic Processes The geologic processes of the earth may seem to be happening very slowly, but they still affect our everyday lives. For example, the different types of boundaries formed by tectonic plates cause different geologic events such as volcanoes an...
What happens to magma at divergent boundaries? Tectonic Plates: Tectonic plates are large sheets of rock that form the outer layer of Earth's lithosphere, the part made of rock. These plates are separate pieces of solid rock that float on top of the mantle, a layer of melted rock. Tectoni...
A plate boundary is a location where two tectonic plates meet. There are three different types of tectonic plate boundaries, which are defined by the relative motion of each plate. The three types of plate boundaries are divergent, convergent, and transform. These plate boundaries can occur both...
Digital technologies (DTs) transform how people live, work, think, learn, and communicate (Arnott,2016; Robinson & Aronica,2016). From virtual classrooms and remote work to on-demand entertainment and e-commerce, DTs are redefining the boundaries of time, space, and social interactions in people...