A tale as old as time
"cubic miles"
Just use "Olympic swimming pools" like the rest of us
I started reading this to the tune of Sk8r Boi by Avril Lavigne, but it didn't work out
Yup, now in completely derailed (but it's better then having that trash running around in my head!)
Can I make it any more obvious
Two inches per year is more than some old couples get, good on them for keeping the spark alive for so long.
Looks like she's the top in the relationship, but he's the one who keeps it moving.
Is it against the rules to nitpick bad science here? Because if it isn't then this is absolutely not how continental drift works, there is no ocean of magma under the earth's crust. The asthenosphere contains small amounts of magma that lead to a "fluid like" behaviour over long time scales. But even if I'm being generous and assuming the creator is referring to the asthenosphere then the upper layer should probably be labeled as the lithosphere and not the crust since the latter refers to the chemical boundary with the mantle and not the brittle mechanical regime that sits above the asthenosphere. Meme is still cool though, thanks for listening to my TED talk 🫠
Smut, the action gets pretty rough, yet only the continent gets sore, damaged, & penetrated (the continent clearly gets gaslighted is what I'm saying), not to mention magma is involved with several other continents too.
That's actually why chile is so narrow and mountainous... chile is also the most seismic country in the world.
we tore the appalachian mountains from africa and scotland.
wish we could give 'em back.
Nobody let the Republicans see this, they'll burn the creator as a witch!
LandGirl and LavaBoy
I'm pretty sure the magma would have to be considerably hotter to actually be boiling.
It has a lot of dissolved water that, if exposed to atmospheric pressure, boils off. So it could be said to have components that are boiling?
