Primero fue la idea pero ¿Cuál fue la idea?
Como todos sabemos la teoría de la deriva continental , se apoya en la expansión del océano atlántico a partir del growth on the seafloor, this fact takes place in mid-ocean ridge from material provided from within the planeta.En the picture we can see the ocean ridge. To the west of the ridge seafloor growth displaces towards America west. But what really caught my attention was the ocean floor east of the ridge, first that canary is there, but also by the fact that the Euro-African plate does not move, this important observation led me to the next question what if the ocean floor increases, and this is a proven fact, if Africa does not move happens with the pressure generated by this growth?
This question and the observation that the volcanic islands of the Atlantic are on our side of the ocean brought me to the following explanation.
In the drawing of the dorsal growth occurs in the direction indicated by arrows I have explained what happens on either side of her, the issue is that increased pressure on the ocean floor (not moving) causes fracture the bark at certain points giving rise to oceanic islands, the solution I propose is to interpret the increase of pressure as a wave that spreads from the dorsal to the mainland and with that idea I'm doing this book.
The address of that growth (from now on compression waves) corresponds to the Canary Islands Azores Islands and is approximately 25 ° to Ecuador.
Como todos sabemos la teoría de la deriva continental , se apoya en la expansión del océano atlántico a partir del growth on the seafloor, this fact takes place in mid-ocean ridge from material provided from within the planeta.En the picture we can see the ocean ridge. To the west of the ridge seafloor growth displaces towards America west. But what really caught my attention was the ocean floor east of the ridge, first that canary is there, but also by the fact that the Euro-African plate does not move, this important observation led me to the next question what if the ocean floor increases, and this is a proven fact, if Africa does not move happens with the pressure generated by this growth?
This question and the observation that the volcanic islands of the Atlantic are on our side of the ocean brought me to the following explanation.
In the drawing of the dorsal growth occurs in the direction indicated by arrows I have explained what happens on either side of her, the issue is that increased pressure on the ocean floor (not moving) causes fracture the bark at certain points giving rise to oceanic islands, the solution I propose is to interpret the increase of pressure as a wave that spreads from the dorsal to the mainland and with that idea I'm doing this book.
The address of that growth (from now on compression waves) corresponds to the Canary Islands Azores Islands and is approximately 25 ° to Ecuador.
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