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ABOUT EARTH AND SOLAR SYSTEM

 

                        About Earth

About 4.6 thousand million years ago the Earth was formed, And at that time the Earth was like a hot airball. Earth shrank into a melting landmass but by further cooling, Earth became hard and solid. A thick layer was formed on Earth and on that layer Continents and oceans were formed on that thick layer. 

About 250 million years ago all continents were joined together and a German scientist named this landmass 'Pangiaea'.  And a vast Ocean that was surrounded the Earth was known as 'painthlasa' 

Approximate 180 million years ago 'Continents' started moving and broken into pieces. The part of India that was stuck between Antarctica, Africa, and Australia before 18 million years started moving towards Asia and collided. In that collision, the landmass of Asia started moving upwards. So in this way, some of the parts of Earth became Himalaya mountains. 


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