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## [[Plate tectonics]]

...e world's life, but also recognize the effects of Uniformitarianism - like plate tectonics. At any rate, my point is that both sides are theories for a reason, and bo

...time slider and could watch the history of research on general relativity, plate tectonics, self-replication, or cell division unfold from the earliest ideas of their

...d. The theory of [[continental drift]] that led to the current theory of [[plate tectonics]] was first proposed by Alfred Wegener in 1910, but for many decades after

...rial planets, is probably the reason Earth is also the only planet where [[plate tectonics]] has been observed, because water acts as a lubricant for [[subduction]].<

...as big as Mars. For the first one or two billion years of Earth's history, plate tectonics didn't even exist as we know it today." As further noted, Lyell, the origi

...e planet's crust are magnetized. This magnetization has been compared to [[Plate tectonics#Explanation of magnetic striping|alternating bands found on the ocean floor

...ple, some currently respected theories, such as the [[big bang]] theory, [[plate tectonics]], or the idea that stones could fall from the sky ([[meteorite]]s) were re

..., Ptolemy and Copernicus, perhaps a sustaned example from Earth Sciences - plate tectonics perhaps - could be given a section as an example of a scientific revolution

...s about natural phenomena continue to lead to such revolutions in biology, plate tectonics, particle physics, and many other branches of science.

...s about natural phenomena continue to lead to such revolutions in biology, plate tectonics, particle physics, and many other branches of science.

...ossible to file ID under "theory", i.e., together with general relativity, plate tectonics, evolution..., there is something badly wrong going on here.