Earthquakes are a common phenomenon in the Himalayan region including Nepal. These earthquakes that frequently occur in the Himalayan region are interpreted on the basis of a scientific theory that is baseless.
It is believed that the Indian land area, drifting towards the north-eastern direction, is pushing the Asian Continent with intense pressure, thereby resulting in the frequent occurrences of earthquakes in the Himalayan region.
Specifically, it is believed that 100 million years ago, the Indian and the Australian Continents were connected and they were stuck to the Continent of Antarctica in the Polar Region, and later India and Australia were separated, drifted towards north-eastern direction and arrived at the present locations.
To be more specific, it was believed that the magma found under the earth around the Continent of Antarctica gushed out, cooled on the surface, formed a new sea floor and started drifting in the opposite directions and the Continents of India and Australia drifted towards north-eastern direction along with the sea floor that was drifting towards north-east and finally reached the current locations.
At present, India and Australia are located at a distance of five thousand kilometres.
Hence, these two continents must have been situated on two separate rocky plates and drifting along to validate the theory that 100 million years ago, India and Australia had been joined together and now they are five thousand kilometres apart.
It is also believed that continents are drifting separately along with the sea floor, and when moving in such a way, friction is caused between the rocky edges of the sea floor and thus earthquakes are caused.
According to this belief, if the Continents of India and Australia drifted towards north-eastern direction along with the sea floor, earthquakes are bound to occur in the long stretch of the sea floor between these two continents that extends to several thousand miles.
Under these circumstances,geologist who belonged to a leading scientific organization in the USA called NASA, prepared and released a seismic chart showing the places where 3,58,214 earthquakes occurred globally, during the 35 year period from 1963 to 1998.
In this global seismic chart, no earthquakes were recorded continuously in the ocean floor area between these two continents.
On the basis of the finding it is proved with evidence that the ocean floor area between these two continents is continuous and the ocean floor and the continents remain stable.
Hence, the belief that the Indian land area is drifting towards the north-eastern direction along with the sea floor is baseless.
Moreover, in the chart that is said to be defining the boundaries of the continental plates, released by the same NASA, the geologist of NASA have reported that it is not known what is actually happening in the sea floor area that lies between these two continents.
To be precise, according to the continental drift theory, it is believed that 65 million years ago, the Indian land area was an island continent in the Indian Ocean and it was drifting towards the north-eastern direction in a nail-growing pace.
During that period, it is believed that a sea area existed between India and Asia, and only 50 million years ago, India collided with the southern region of the Asian Continent and as a result, the sea floor between the Indian and Asian Continents was pushed upwards giving rise to the formation of the Himalayan mountain range.
But, fossils of a mammalian species, which lived 65 million years ago have been discovered in South India, particularly in a village called Naskal in the state of Andhra Pradesh by a group under the leadership of Dr. Ashok Sagini, an anthropologist of Punjab University.
In the letter written by him to Nature magazine with reference to this, he further states that 65 million years ago, the land area of India was not separated from the northern continents.
Hence, the global seismographic picture and the fossils of a mammalian species of Asian origin discovered in Andhra, evidently prove that the land area of India always remained in the same place where it is today.
Under these circumstances, the seismograph prepared by the physicists of NASA on the places affected by earthquakes globally has recorded earthquakes that had occurred continuously around the continents, particularly in the entire volcanic mountain range situated under the oceans.
Hence, the global seismograph has proved beyond doubt that volcanic eruptions are the main cause for the earthquakes.
Similarly, continuous earthquakes have been recorded in the Himalayan mountain range also.
Hence, all these evidences prove that the earthquakes that occurred in the Himalayan region are caused only by the volcanic eruptions under the earth.
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It is believed that the Indian continent, drifting towards the north-eastern direction along with the sea floor, is pushing the southern region of the Asian Continent with intense pressure.
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100 million years ago, the Indian and the Australian Continents were stuck together and they were connected to the Continent of Australia.
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Dr. Harry Hess, a physicist explained that the magma released from under the earth, solidifies after reaching the surface, cools and forms into sea floor and then starts drifting in the opposite directions. Presently, this theory is endorsed by the other physicists also.
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It is believed that the magma released from under the earth around the continent of Antarctica, rose up, solidified and formed into a new sea floor, which drifted away in the opposite directions. It is also believed that India and Australia are also drifting towards north-eastern direction along with these new sea floors that have formed continuously around the continent of Antarctica and drifting towards the north-eastern direction.
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It is believed that the magma found under the earth around the Continent of Antarctica gushed out, cooled on the surface, formed a new sea floor and started drifting in the opposite directions of North and South and the Continents of South America, Africa, India and Australia drifted towards northern direction along with the sea floor that was drifting towards north. It is also believed that the continent of Australia reached the present location only 30 million years ago and similarly, only 50 million years ago Indian land area collided with the southern region of the Asian Continent and as a result, the Alps and the Himalayan mountain ranges emerged.
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On the basis of the belief that the Indian and Australian continents are drifting separately with the sea floor, and that earthquakes were not recorded continuously in the ocean floor area between these two continents, it is proved with evidence that the ocean floor area between these two continents is continuous and the ocean floor and the continents remain stable.
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In the chart that is said to be defining the boundaries of the continental plates, released by NASA, it is reported that it is not known what is actually happening in the sea floor area that lies between the continents of India and Australia.
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It is believed that 65 million years ago, the Indian land area was an island continent in the Indian Ocean and it was drifting towards the north-eastern direction in a nail-growing pace. Moreover, it is believed that only 50 million years ago it collided with the southern part of the Eurasian Continent which is made up of the European and the Asian Continents, and this caused the land area between these two land regions to rise up, thereby giving rise to the Himalayan mountain range.
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On the basis of the discovery of bone fossils of a mammalian species, which lived 65 million years ago and became extinct and fossilized, in a village called Naskal in the state of Andhra Pradesh, made by a group under the leadership of Dr. Ashok Sagini, an anthropologist of Punjab University, Dr. Ashok Sagini wrote to Nature magazine stating that 65 million years ago, the Continent of India was not separate from the continents of the northern region.
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