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Robert Dietz Research Paper

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Robert dietz was born on september 14th 1914 and died on may 19th 1995. He was widely known for researching and studying the theory of seafloor spreading, and the theory of plate tectonics. He was widely known for devoting his life to his studies and believing in something else did in that time. He also would write his journals and would be studied later in time because of how great his theories would be proven. Robert would use hand on motions in which it would help him learn something better. So it would allow Robert to get a hand on job which was his type of learning. He was a government scientist after he graduated college for over 30 years. So he would have access to any type of equipment for his beliefs and research. He was one of seven …show more content…

He would also be known for his contribution to seafloor spreading which meant the ocean makes new oceanic floor or oceanic crust which was the name of it in the earth's interior perspective. It would also state there are he also believed all ocean floor was moving away from a mid ocean ridge. Which would cause disbelief to people he was trying to win over to agree with the information he was giving them. Robert Dietz had no really good influence except his christian beliefs. He was a very wise man to many people.These are the most two theories Robert Dietz would be most known for because of his

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