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• TITLE: Volcanism and Earthquakes—Polemical Notes on Mantle Plumes

  AUTHORS: Andrzej Pawuła

  KEYWORDS: Geotectonic Theories, Heat Points, Volcanism

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.9 No.8, August 12, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The article presents new views on volcanism and earthquakes. The problem of the scientific basis for the interpretation of geotectonic theories was discussed. The interpretation of the mantle plume phenomenon according to the theory of expansion and the theory of primal forces of nature is presented. The heat source in the Earth’s core is thermonuclear reactions. The cause of earthquakes is not collisions of lithospheric plates, but plasma eruptions. The stresses in the rock mass, causing global fractures, arise due to the increase in the size of nuclides in the process of plasma recombination. The oldest basalts that make up the oceanic plates remain invariably along the shores of continents. The widespread view of the subduction of lithospheric plates and vertical convection cells of rock matter should be regarded as a scientific fiction.