2.3 - Internal Forces

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The earth's internal forces that shape the exterior.

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[object Object],Remember this? That’s India. Note that it’s on its own tectonic plate Millions of years ago, the thing rampaged north and crashed into Asia. It created the Himalaya Mountains, including Mt. Everest. Even today, the mountains are still growing by a few millimeters per year. They’ve also found ancient ocean fossils in these, the highest points on Earth.

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