Scientists do NOT Believe anything.
They use known information and theories that are supported by some evidence to try to make reasonable explanations. Some people also it was created by god.
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Earth formed about 4.6 billion years ago along with the other planets in this Solar System. Heavy elements (those that are present in the current Solar System) had to have been formed by then, perhaps as a result of a pre-Sol supernova (where Sol is the name of the star at the centre of this Solar System, also known as the Sun). The heavy elements would have accumulated together via gravity. The larger the collection of elements, the more would have been attracted (the greater the mass, the greater the gravity, or, within the talk of General Relativity, the greater the space-time warpature). The collection would have continued via gravity, forming stones, then boulders, then meteor-sized objects. The coalescence of these meteors would have formed items as massive as planets, such as the Earth.
This is the story science has managed to envisage so far.
Up to now, Earth is the only planet in our solar system that can sustain life as we know it.
Pluto
They do not have evidence. In fact most pf things are not even true. The only thing they say they did was put a stick on the ground and with a shockwave they knew what was inside the earth. My opinion is that the core is not what scientists say it is. Due to the fact that we know more about the moon than our own planet.
Planet Earth has existed about as long as the Solar System - something like 4.6 billion years. For the future, it is harder to know how long it will last. In a few hundred million years, it is expected to get too hot for life to exist on planet Earth, but the planet will continue existing. In 4 or 5 billion years, Earth will ultimately be swallowed up by the expanding Sun.
Scientists theories lead to knowing that Earth was made up about 5 billion years ago. The sun was a swirling cloud if gas and dust. Soon the cloud started to flatten out. then hydrogen and helium filled up the flat cloud and our sun was born. the planets formed from the left over matter.
The planet human being's can possibly live on besides-planet earth, Well scientists don't know for sure because scientists are not always correct no offense to scientists though. Well that's my answer!
Not all scientists believe this. The topic of Earth being the only planet in the known universe to support life has been and still is a heated debate amongst many scientists.
So far as scientists know, Earth is the only habitable planet in at least our solar system. The universe is far too expansive for them to know in regards to the entire thing.
No, but there are many theories. The big bang, God, and many more.
Because Mars is the closest planet to Earth
People come to know about life existing on planet Earth in the past by studying bones and fossils. These are kept in a databse and are studied by scientists.
i think that the first planet existed 4.7billion years ago. Because the Sun's age is thought to be 5billion years ago and the earth 4.5billion, scientists know that Earth was not the first planet.
Pluto
You need water to live and other planets don't have water
Planet earth is the only planet that we know of that has life on it.
As far as we know, only Planet Earth. There may be another planet that we don't know of though.
Earth is the only planet known to have life on it, however with the vastness of space the likelihood of life not existing anywhere else is astronomically low. We just havent found it yet.