The grinding, colliding, shifting, and diving of plates causes earthquakes, fuels volcanoes, builds mountains, tears open oceans, and constantly remodels and resurfaces our home planet.
Rivers on Earth, Titan, and Mars
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The grinding, colliding, shifting, and diving of plates causes earthquakes, fuels volcanoes, builds mountains, tears open oceans, and constantly remodels and resurfaces our home planet.
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