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Tasya [4]
3 years ago
9

Who created the earth

Biology
2 answers:
Sauron [17]3 years ago
7 0

Explanation:

Hey, there!

It's not obvious that who created the Earth.

Noone can say the answer of who created Earth because Earth wasn't created by any human or any specific creatures.. So, let me give some information about creation of Earth. Many hypothesis has been given by our great astronomers and philosophers. Here, i'm gonna describe some:

  • Old planetesimal hypothesis: According to this hypothesis there was a huge gaseous mass and comet collided together as a result, a very large amount of matter was thrown out of the sun, which later on cooled and planets are formed.
  • Nebular hypothesis: According to this hypothesis the sun, the earth and other planets were formed by a large whirling cloud of hot gases and dust. When the cloud cooled and grew smaller, it began to spin faster. As the surface of the cloud cooled by radiation, a ring a matter was formed at the equatorial region of it.
  • New plantesimal hypothesis: According to this hypothesis, the gaseous mass didn't collied with comet but they came closer to one another and due to gravity of comet, great tidal rose on gaseous mass. The materials rise up as a large spiral arms. Then the spiral arms were cooled down and broke away from the main mass. Then they were considered to be planets and main mass as the sun. It is modern of old plantesimal hypothesis.
  • Tidal hypothesis: According to this hypothesis, it was also supposed that a comet passed through and had exerted a tidal pull upon a mass. The outer part of the filament escaped into space, inner part came back into the gaseous mass and middle part formed different sizes, which were planets and remaining were sun.
  • Dust-cloud hypothesis: This hypothesis is different tgan above. It says tgat all planets were formed by large cloud of dust and gases. The light of stars pushed the atoms of gases and dust to form a large particals. These particals were attracted to eachother by gravity and began to crowd together. Eventually, a huge ball of materials formed the sun and the solar enegry was produced by nuclear reaction. Other particals remain near the sun and started revolving around it. The huge whirlpools originated in the rotating clouds which formed the smaller gaseous glodsand dust to form planets.

This is how the earth was originated or created according to different hypothesis. so, there is no any single people or things that created the earth.

hope \: it \: helps...

DENIUS [597]3 years ago
5 0
God, He is the one that created the earth.
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