Why was the theory of Continental Drift not taken seriously at first?

The other scientist thought the earth was too strong so they did'nt believe it

The main reason was because Wegener's hypothesis was not accepted was because he suggested no mechanism for moving the continents.

Explanation:

He thought the force of Earth's spin was sufficent to cause continents to move, but geologists knew that rocks are too strong for this to be true.

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