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Planet Earth

Earth is the planet where we live. It is the third planet from the Sun and is currently the only known planet in the Universe that is able to support life.

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How many people live on earth as of 2011?

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22/11/11

7 billion people a few weeks ago seconds ago

Do people die every ten seconds?

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On average, around 55 million people die each year worldwide, which translates to approximately two people dying every second. This means that it is likely that more than two people die every ten seconds. However, the exact number can vary depending on the specific time frame and other factors.

Who is the skinniest person on earth?

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There is no definitive answer to this question as body size and weight can vary greatly among individuals. It is also not appropriate to focus on or compare individuals based on their weight in this way.

What is the scientific name for the thick inner soup on earth?

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The thick inner soup on Earth is known as the mantle and is composed of solid rock that can flow over long periods of time. It lies between the Earth's crust and core.

Why would life on earth die out without bacteria?

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Bacteria play a crucial role in various ecosystems by cycling nutrients, decomposing organic matter, and maintaining soil fertility. Without bacteria, other organisms would struggle to survive due to the lack of nutrient recycling and decomposition processes that bacteria facilitate. This would disrupt the balance of ecosystems and ultimately lead to the decline and extinction of many life forms on Earth.

Whats the distance from Jupiter and earth in Kilometers?

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The distance between Jupiter and Earth varies depending on their positions in their respective orbits. On average, the distance is about 778 million kilometers. At their closest approach (opposition), they can be as close as 365 million kilometers, and at their farthest (conjunction), the distance can be as far as 928 million kilometers.

How long have people been on earth?

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People have been on the earth for about 5,000-6,000 years. There are about 4,000/3,000 years BC and about 2,000 AD. (BC-Before Christ/AD- Anno Domini, which means "In the year of our Lord")

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Humanity is estimated to have been on earth for around 200,000 years judging by fossils that have been found and dated.

Science has Proven that humanity has only been the 'modern' species you see today, with languages, societies, etc, for around 50,000 years and it wasn't until 12,000 years ago that we started to practice sedentary agriculture (Which is basically the system of farming in which the farmer remains settled in one place).

According to Christianity on the other hand. God started creating things 8,000 years ago with the human race beginning around 6,000 years ago and has been blessing, smiting and 'guiding' us ever since.

Who are present yadavs when yaduvanshi were vanished from earth?

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The present-day Yadavs are believed to be descendants of the ancient Yaduvanshi dynasty, who originated from the lineage of Yadu, a mythological king in Hindu scriptures. When the Yaduvanshis vanished from power, many of their descendants scattered across different regions of India, eventually forming communities that are known today as the Yadavs.

How long ago did the earth form?

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The Earth is estimated to have formed about 4.5 billion years ago from the solar nebula.

What is a spondaic dimeter?

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Spondaic dimeter is a term for a specific kind of poetry, formed from the meaningful words "spondee," "di-," and "meter."

A spondee is a type of metrical foot, i.e a chunk of poetry with a certain stress pattern. Specifically, it consists of two more-or-less equally stressed syllables, for example: "Hi, Pete!", or DUM-DUM.

This type of foot is rare in English poetry due to the natural stress in the language. You are more likely to come across iambs (dee-DUM), trochees (DUM-dee), or dactyls (DUM-dee-dee).

So, in spondaic dimeter, "spondaic" refers to the type of foot; the spondee.

Dimeter refers to the number of feet in a line of poetry written in the spondaic dimeter meter. You may have heard of iambic pentameter (five iambs) or dactylic hexameter(six dactyls). In the case of spondaic dimeter, the di- prefix tells us that it is a line of two spondees.

So, a poem written in spondaic dimeter might look something like this:

Hey, John,

where's Ron?

Don't know;

I'm slow.

Does the sun move north or south at the equator?

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The sun is north of the equator for 6 months every year, and south of the equator during

the other 6 months.

In order to accomplish these gyrations, it crosses the equator twice a year ... on March 21

moving north, and on September 22 moving south.

What is the largest rolled earth dam?

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The Tarbela Dam in Pakistan is one of the largest earth-filled dams in the world. It stands at 485 feet tall and has a crest length of 9,000 feet.

What is the continet of Austraillia?

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First of all to correct your spelling. of 'What is the continet of Austraillia?'

It should read 'What is the continent of Australia?'

The word 'Australia' comes from Latin and means 'South/Southern'.

Casually Australia is both an continent and a nation.

As continent it is a tectonic plate which has detached from Antarctica and is moving North/North Eastwards, into the Eastern part of Indonesia. The mountains in Papua New Guinea (PNG) are the northern plate boundary. They are being 'pushed up' as a result of the Australian plate moving north into the Indonesian plates.

As a nation it's formal title is 'The Commonwealth of Australia'. The capital city is 'Canberra' ; NEITHER Sydney nor Melbourne. It is a western style constitutional monarchy. King Charles(III) of the UK is the Head of State. There are some 20 million people in the country. The nation is divided into states and territories. viz. Australian Capital Territory(ACT), New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia , and Tasmania. The principle territory is the Northern Territory (North Australia), also Norfolk Island , and Nauru. .

When was the last asteroid to hit earth?

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The Earth has undoubtedly been struck by many different asteroids over the past few billion years, though the signs of many have been eroded away by weather and geological changes. Among the more well known places of such collisions are the 110-mile Chicxulub Crater at the end of the Yucatán Peninsula (which ended the dinosaurs), the 4,000-foot wide Meteor Crater in Arizona, and the site of the Tunguska River from the overhead detonation of an asteroid in 1908.

What is the revolution of planet Thelma?

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There is no widely accepted scientific knowledge or evidence about a planet named Thelma, so it is not possible to determine its revolution without more context or information.

How does size and composition of various planets affect your weight?

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Weight on different planets is affected by both size and composition. The size of a planet determines its gravitational pull, so your weight on a smaller planet would be less than on a larger one. The composition of a planet also plays a role, as denser planets have a stronger gravitational force, resulting in higher weight. For example, you would weigh less on a smaller, less dense planet like Mars compared to the larger, more dense Earth.

How many days on a leap year does it take planet earth to go around the sun?

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It takes 365.2425 days for Earth to orbit the sun. To account for this extra fraction of a day, a leap year is added every four years, which has 366 days instead of the usual 365.

How did the earth troposphere get its name?

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The word "troposphere" comes from the Greek word "tropos," which means "turning" or "changing." This is because the troposphere is the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere and experiences constant changes in temperature, pressure, and weather patterns.

What could you do to make planet earth better?

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There are several actions individuals can take to make Earth better. These include reducing energy consumption by using renewable sources, conserving water, recycling and reducing waste, planting trees to combat deforestation, supporting sustainable agriculture, and advocating for policies that prioritize environmental protection and address climate change. Collaboration and collective effort are key to make a meaningful impact on our planet.

How do you live forever on Earth?

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As of now, there is no known way to live forever on Earth. Human mortality is a natural and inevitable part of life. However, taking care of your health, practicing healthy habits, and leading a balanced lifestyle can potentially enhance your lifespan and overall quality of life.

What are structures of the Earth?

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The Earth is composed of several layers, including the inner core, outer core, mantle, and crust. The inner core is a solid sphere of iron and nickel, while the outer core is a liquid layer. The mantle is a semi-solid layer of rock and the crust is the outermost layer, which is divided into continental and oceanic crust.

What is the most deadly plant on earth?

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Deadliest plant on earth...Well that's alot of plants. My best guess would be the castor bean plant it produces castor beans which are used to make castor oil. However the beans have another ingredient, ricin which is very deadly and has been used in assasinations. It may only take one castor bean to kill an adult.

Then again there are alot of plants on earth and there may be some competition with the castor plant. Water Hemlock might give the castor bean some competition.

bacause GOD made them!

What are 3 plants found in grasslands?

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There are over 2 dozen desert biomes around the world, each with its own flora. Please pick one.

How far does a slug move a minute?

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One slug was recorded at 0.054166667 inches per minute, an apparent record for slowness. Its close relative the snail has been known to reach exactly 120 times that, 6.5 inches per minute. See the related link.

How Many Hours Old Is The Earth?

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The World Series was first played in 1903, not in 1904, and then every year from 1905 until the present day