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Where does the heat come from that creates the motion for continental drift?

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poizon [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

The heat doesn't come from any of those the heat comes from the Sun

Explanation:

But the thing that holds the heat from the Sun is the Earth's atmosphere.

When he gets hot the carbon dioxide holds in the heat but when the when oxygen it meets the heat in the air it makes it become cooler

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