Where would you be if there was no Earth?

Answer 1

the world would

Answer Nothing will hold Earth and the other planets.Nothing will give life and energy without the sun.It is also the center of the solar system.Remember,Because of the strong gravitational pull of the Sun,the planets are aligned well in their orbit

Answer 2

Answer

Nothing. The earth is a trivially insignificant planet. Although it is the largest of the four rocky (terrestrial) planets orbiting our sun, the four gas giants further out are far bigger and more impressive.

In addition, the sun outmasses the earth nearly a million times. And beyond our sun there is the disk of the galaxy, containing four hundred billion stars. The vast universe stretches billions of light years beyond. If earth went missing it is unlikely any other life in our galaxy (if there is any) would notice.

Original Answer

If Earth did not exist, there would probably be little or no life in this universe, making it clear that there are a LOT of people on Earth. This universe would have barely any resources, and definitely would have NO human resources. Only what people think might be somewhere in the world, called aliens. Personally, I think the universe would be empty, but, it's your view of it.

Answer 3

There wouldn't be such thing . The planet would fly away . There would be no humans. There will be no life. It will not be near the sun, it will be COLD.

If there was no gravity on earth, life would cease, everything that would float in the air would be decinirated by the atmosphere, and the earth would collapse into itself. It wouldn't be noticed though, since the universe is humongous. :)

Answer 4

Sky: The atmosphere above a given point, especially as visible from the ground during the day.

If the Earth had no atmosphere, there would be no air, if there was no air, there would be no life. Without life there would be no computers, so no Wikianswers.

No Wikianswers means no questions, so this question does not exist.

Quod erat demonstrandum

Answer 5

There would be no solar system. Every object in space has a gravitational pull. An example would be if you place two dice in space and place them a few meters apart in time the two dice would gravitate towards each other as both dice generate gravity because of there mass.

The sun is what keeps our solar system together.

As the sun tugs on all the planets, all the planets tug on the sun as stated in Newton's Law of Motion "To every action there is always an opposite and equal reaction"

Answer 6

Since we live on a planet, we wouldn't be here if there were NO planets.

If there were no OTHER planets other than our own, it would have been difficult to discover the principles of planetary motion. Astronomers since ancient times have observed the other planets and tried to figure out how they moved, and why; without those examples, it would have been more difficult to figure it out.

Answer 7

You would most likely be dead, or on Mars, because there has been evidence of water, or rivers on the surface. Maybe even a new galaxy!

Answer 8

Complete chaos , Then there will nothing like Solar System....and of-course we will not exist to write here...

Answer 9

You wouldn't be around long enough to see it.

The suns destructive rays would instantly disentigrate you.

ADDED. You would not be around full-stop!

Answer 10

If the solar system did not have gravity then it would have never formed.