The Earth's crust undergoing convective currents is most likely to contribute to geological events that take place on Earth.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Convective currents are most dominant when the molten rock rises up in the form of fluids and pull keep exerting pressure of the overlying layers of the crust.
The movement of molten magma in the mantle stimulates the movement of tectonic plates giving birth to convective currents.
The direction of flow of the convective current determines the "direction of the movement of plates".
The formation of plate tectonics (the result of the coupling between rigid plates moving on the surface of the Earth and the convective currents undergoing in the earth’s crust) has provided a physical basis for many observations or geological events taking place on Earth.
