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Earth
inner planet of the Solar System, terrestrial planet
Part ofEarth-Moon system Edit
Year dem found am4540 million years BCE Edit
Name in kanaちきゅう Edit
Dem name aftersoil, land, ball Edit
Ein locationinner Solar System, circumstellar habitable zone, Milky Way, Local Group Edit
Coordinates of easternmost pointno value Edit
Coordinates of northernmost point90°0′0″N 0°0′0″E Edit
Coordinates of southernmost point90°0′0″S 0°0′0″E Edit
Coordinates of westernmost pointno value Edit
Highest pointMount Everest Edit
Lowest pointChallenger Deep Edit
Creatorno value Edit
Catalog code806.4616.0110 Edit
Studied inearth science, geology, geophysics, planetary science Edit
Time of discovery anaa inventionno value, unknown value Edit
Parent astronomical bodySun Edit
Type of orbitheliocentric orbit Edit
Date dem dissolve, abolish anaa demolishunknown value Edit
HashtagEarth Edit
Flagflag of the Earth Edit
Geography of topicworld geography Edit
Get characteristicmass of the Earth, Earth's magnetic field, planetary habitability, geologic activity, narrative location Edit
History of topichuman history, history of Earth, geological history of Earth Edit
Manifestation ofopen system Edit
NotationEarth symbol Edit
Shapegeoid Edit
EpochJ2000.0 Edit
Demographics of topic Edit
WordLift URLhttp://data.thenextweb.com/tnw/entity/earth Edit
Stack Exchange taghttps://astronomy.stackexchange.com/tags/earth, https://physics.stackexchange.com/tags/earth Edit
Unicode character🜨,  Edit
Opposite ofsky Edit

Earth, wona world (symbol: 🜨 anaa ♁), be de third planet from de sun den de only astronomical object dem know edey harbor life. Dis de Earth enable secof ebe water world, de only one for de Solar System insyd wey dey sustain liquid surface water. Almost all of Earth ein water dey contain for ein global ocean insyd, wey dey cover 70.8% of Earth ein crust. De 29.2% of Earth ein crust wey dey remain be land, chaw wey dey locate for de form of continental landmasses insyd within one hemisphere, Earth ein land hemisphere. Chaw of Earth ein land be sam what humid wey vegetation cover am, while large sheets of ice for Earth ein polar deserts dey retain more water dan Earth ein groundwater, lakes, rivers den atmospheric water dem combine. Earth ein crust dey consist of slowly tectonic plates wey dey move, wey dey interact make e produce mountain ranges, volcanoes, den earthquakes. Earth get liquid outer core wey dey generate magnetosphere wey be capable make edey deflect chaw of de destructive solar winds den cosmic radiation.

Etymology

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De Modern English word Earth dem develop, via Middle English, from Old English noun wey most often dem dey spell am eorðe.[1] E get cognates for every Germanic language insyd, wey na dem reconstruct dema ancestral root as *erþō. For ein earliest attestation, na dem use de word eorðe make dem translate de chaw senses of Latin terra den Greek γῆ : de ground, ein soil, dry land, de human world, de surface of de world (wey dey include de sea), den de globe ein self. As plus Roman Terra/Tellūs den Greek Gaia, Earth fi be personified goddess for Germanic paganism insyd: late Norse mythology include Jörð ("Earth"), giantess dem often give as Thor ein mummie.[2]

References

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  1. "earth, n.¹". Oxford English Dictionary (3 ed.). Oxford, England: Oxford University Press. 2010. doi:10.1093/acref/9780199571123.001.0001. ISBN 978-0-19-957112-3.
  2. Simek, Rudolf (2007). Dictionary of Northern Mythology. Translated by Hall, Angela. D.S. Brewer. p. 179. ISBN 978-0-85991-513-7.
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