Abstract

It is known that the upper shell of our planet is the earth's crust, which is different in composition on the continents and in the oceans. The composition of the continental crust is predominantly sialic, and the oceanic one is simatic. The capacity of the first is within 35-70 km, the second is close to 5-12. The formation of any type of the earth's crust is determined by the participation of specific geological processes, causal relationships of matter and geodynamics, which is justified by researchers on the basis of well-proven facts and judgments. The concepts used must be specific, in accordance with well-known definitions, such as: stratigraphy is a branch of geology that studies «the formation of rocks in their primary spatial relationships», and geodynamics is «a branch of geology that studies the forces and processes in the crust, mantle and core of the Earth, deep and surface movements of masses in time and space» [1]. The use of the conceptual framework and the study of numerous facts allow us to confidently identify the sequence of connections and the reasons for the relationship.

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