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Page 1: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from
Page 2: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth.

No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Page 3: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from
Page 4: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Earth is a two-planetary system with its moon Luna.

1.Luna has a significant percentage of the Earth’s massa. 1/4th the diameter

Page 5: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Earth is a two-planetary system with its moon Luna.

1.Luna has a significant percentage of the Earth’s massa. 1/4th the diameterb. About 1.6% of the mass of Earth

Page 6: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Earth is a two-planetary system with its moon Luna.

1.Luna has a significant percentage of the Earth’s massa. 1/4th the diameterb. About 1.6% of the mass of Earth

2.Similar creationa. Both created from same event

Page 7: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Earth is a two-planetary system with its moon Luna.

1.Luna has a significant percentage of the Earth’s massa. 1/4th the diameterb. About 1.6% of the mass of Earth

2.Similar creationa. Both created from same eventb. They interact with each other

Page 8: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Earth is a two-planetary system with its moon Luna.

1.Luna has a significant percentage of the Earth’s massa. 1/4th the diameterb. About 1.6% of the mass of Earth

2.Similar creationa. Both created from same eventb. They interact with each other

i. Luna causes tides on Earthii Earth tidally locked Luna

Page 9: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Earth has one significant moon, and other not so significant

Page 10: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

There are orbiting objects at the Lagrangian points, but calling them moons may be a bit optimistic

Page 11: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Features of note:1.Only body in the solar system that has liquid surface water.

a. Other bodies have subsurface waterb. Water was not on Earth at its creation

Page 12: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Features of note:1.Only body in the solar system that has liquid surface water.

a. Other bodies have subsurface waterb. Water was not on Earth at its creation

2.Only planet in the Solar System that has a liquid, rotating metal corea. Causes a large magnetic fieldb. Protects planet from cosmic rays of all sorts

Page 13: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Features of note:1.Only body in the solar system that has liquid surface water.

a. Other bodies have subsurface waterb. Water was not on Earth at its creation

2.Only planet in the Solar System that has a liquid, rotating metal corea. Causes a large magnetic fieldb. Protects planet from cosmic rays of all sorts

3.Only planet with ongoing plate tectonicsa. Prevents runaway greenhouse effect, like that on Venusb. Creates geologic events that resurface the Earth

Page 14: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Features of note:1.Only body in the solar system that has liquid surface water.

a. Other bodies have subsurface waterb. Water was not on Earth at its creation

2.Only planet in the Solar System that has a liquid, rotating metal corea. Causes a large magnetic fieldb. Protects planet from cosmic rays of all sorts

3.Only planet with ongoing plate tectonicsa. Prevents runaway greenhouse effect, like that on Venusb. Creates geologic events that resurface the Earth

4. Only planet with a reasonable atmosphere

Page 15: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Features of note:1.Only body in the solar system that has liquid surface water.

a. Other bodies have subsurface waterb. Water was not on Earth at its creation

2.Only planet in the Solar System that has a liquid, rotating metal corea. Causes a large magnetic fieldb. Protects planet from cosmic rays of all sorts

3.Only planet with ongoing plate tectonicsa. Prevents runaway greenhouse effect, like that on Venusb. Creates geologic events that resurface the Earth

4.Only planet with a reasonable atmosphere

5.Will die a lonely, burning death

Page 16: Gaia (or other spellings) is generally accepted as a mythical Greek name for Earth. No one really know, for sure, where the name “Earth” came from

Features of note:1.Only body in the solar system that has liquid surface water.

a. Other bodies have subsurface waterb. Water was not on Earth at its creation

2.Only planet in the Solar System that has a liquid, rotating metal corea. Causes a large magnetic fieldb. Protects planet from cosmic rays of all sorts

3.Only planet with ongoing plate tectonicsa. Prevents runaway greenhouse effect, like that on Venusb. Creates geologic events that resurface the Earth

4.Only planet with a reasonable atmosphere

5.Will die a lonely, burning death

6.Will end time as a cold, dead and lonely planet, orbiting a Sun that gives not light, warm or hope.

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