10 Facts About The Earth You Didn't Learn In School
The Earth has been around for over 4.5 billion years and we’re still making new discoveries about this planet every day.
From its age to its size to its density, Earth has been through more physical changes than Madonna and there’s more to come. By looking at previous events in Earth’s history, we can predict what may be around the corner. As Earth’s hurtled through the cosmos, it’s path has been fraught with chaos and full of adventure. All the while, life has grown and evolved, landscapes have moved and changed, oceans have risen and fallen, and poles have shifted and shook.
We can’t change the orbit of the Earth or the path of an incoming meteor, but we can enjoy the planet for what it is: a beautiful, ever-changing structure moving through the universe at sickening speeds. Just think about how genuinely lucky we’ve been, spinning on a planet that’s managed to stay more or less intact and allowed life to thrive for millions of years. By examining the Earth’s traits that allowed it to foster living organisms in our own solar system, it’s helped us in our search for ideal homeworlds elsewhere in the universe. As our knowledge has grown, we’ve been able to look further outward and deeper inward than ever before. The Hub has chronicled some of that here for you. So whether you’ve been out of your place of study for 50 years, 5 years, or 5 minutes, here are 10 Facts About The Earth You Didn’t Learn In School.
From its age to its size to its density, Earth has been through more physical changes than Madonna and there’s more to come. By looking at previous events in Earth’s history, we can predict what may be around the corner. As Earth’s hurtled through the cosmos, it’s path has been fraught with chaos and full of adventure. All the while, life has grown and evolved, landscapes have moved and changed, oceans have risen and fallen, and poles have shifted and shook.
We can’t change the orbit of the Earth or the path of an incoming meteor, but we can enjoy the planet for what it is: a beautiful, ever-changing structure moving through the universe at sickening speeds. Just think about how genuinely lucky we’ve been, spinning on a planet that’s managed to stay more or less intact and allowed life to thrive for millions of years. By examining the Earth’s traits that allowed it to foster living organisms in our own solar system, it’s helped us in our search for ideal homeworlds elsewhere in the universe. As our knowledge has grown, we’ve been able to look further outward and deeper inward than ever before. The Hub has chronicled some of that here for you. So whether you’ve been out of your place of study for 50 years, 5 years, or 5 minutes, here are 10 Facts About The Earth You Didn’t Learn In School.
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