Can someone please look this over and let me know if I described the Plate Tectonic Theory? Thanks.

Write a 200-300-word summary about two historical figures and the process of mantle convection and plate movement.
Two historical figures that contributed to the plate tectonic theory are Alfred Wegener a German geologist and Harry Hess an American geologist. But they cannot get all of the credit. There is also Xavier LePichon French geophysical.
The process of mantle convection and plate movement happens when heat in the Earth’s core rises to the top. When the heat gets to the top, it goes left or right. With whatever way it decides to go is the way the plate will move. And with the heat the plates will move.
An example of this is if you take a pot of boiling water with the bubbles rising to the top. You a person will see the form escaping in water vapor. Alternatively, a person can use a pot of water as the Earth; with the top layer of thin crust. If we move the pot where it is half on and half off the of the burner, a person can create a strong convection current inside the pot of boiling water by moving the pot. The heat from the burner rising up on the surface. And then moving down the other side of the pot, to create a large convection current.
Relative to the size of the Earth, the crust is quite thin, and hence affected by movement caused by the convection currents within the Earth. Much like the top crusty layer of the pot of water moves as a result of the convection current within the pot. And the shifting of the Earth’s thin crust happens with the movement of the entire continents.

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Two historical figures that contributed to the plate tectonic theory are Alfred Wegener a German geologist and Harry Hess an American geologist. But they cannot get all of the credit. There is also Xavier LePichon French geophysical.

The process of mantle convection and plate movement happens when heat in the Earth’s core rises to the top. When the heat gets to the top, it goes left or right. With whatever way it decides to go is the way the plate will move. And with the heat the plates will move.

An example of this is if you take a pot of boiling water with the bubbles rising to the top. You a person will see the form escaping in water vapor. Alternatively, a person can use a pot of water as the Earth; with the top layer of thin crust. If we move the pot where it is half on and half off the of the burner, a person can create a strong convection current inside the pot of boiling water by moving the pot. The heat from the burner rising up on the surface. And then moving down the other side of the pot, to create a large convection current.

Relative to the size of the Earth, the crust is quite thin, and hence affected by movement caused by the convection currents within the Earth. Much like the top crusty layer of the pot of water moves as a result of the convection current within the pot. And the shifting of the Earth’s thin crust happens with the movement of the entire continents.

I just want someone to look at this and let me know what they think.

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Content is ok. That reference to you a person is a bit to much for me. What is wrong or in poor form just saying "One can see.."

"A person" or "one" -- perfectly good and preferable to "you" -- that's for sure!

Make sure you are consistent all through your paper.

Overall, the description provided touches on some key aspects of the Plate Tectonic Theory, but it could be more comprehensive.

The Plate Tectonic Theory explains the movement of the Earth's lithospheric plates, which are rigid segments that make up the Earth's surface. Two significant contributors to this theory were Alfred Wegener and Harry Hess, but it is important to mention that Xavier LePichon also made significant contributions in this field.

The process of mantle convection and plate movement occurs as a result of heat transfer within the Earth. Heat from the Earth's core rises towards the surface, where it then moves horizontally due to temperature differences. The direction in which the heat moves determines the direction in which the plates will move. It is crucial to note that while heat drives the movement, it is not the only factor contributing to plate tectonics.

An effective analogy for understanding this process is to imagine a pot of boiling water. As the water heats up, bubbles rise to the surface and release steam. In this analogy, the pot represents the Earth, and the thin crust on the surface represents the Earth's lithosphere. By moving the pot half on and half off the burner, one can create a convection current, similar to how heat moves within the Earth. This movement of the water demonstrates how the Earth's crust is affected by the convection currents beneath it, leading to the shifting and movement of the continents.

To improve the description, it would be helpful to provide more details about why Wegener, Hess, and LePichon were considered significant contributors to the Plate Tectonic Theory. Additionally, elaborating on the specific mechanisms of mantle convection and their impact on plate movement would enhance the explanation.