No one "discovered" the Earth, but among the first to map both hemispheres was Amerigo Vespucci (1454- 1512) an Italian cartographer, from whose name "America" was derived. The first Europeans to circumnavigate the Earth were on the crew of Ferdinand Magellan (1480-1521), a Portugese explorer who died during the voyage.
earth has always been. No one found it. God formed the earth.
Eratothenes. [I think his calculations were a little off but close enough; amazingly close for 22 centuries ago.]
No. The first person to look down discovered Earth.
Actually, Galileo wasn't the person who discovered that the earth was a sphere.
the Africans discovered rice back in 1220 The first person in Earth
Nobody Knows except the oldest person on earth
Obviously, meteroids weren't discovered until a person was alive. This person was a person from Canada in 1567. His name is Jefferson Morris. He did not know what it was and so he went down and researched about that and after 7 years of research. He discovered it was a meteoroid.In 1789, another person from Japan said it was a meteorite because it had already fallen to the Earth. His name was Yokoheno Toyoko.
No. The first person to look down discovered Earth.
No. The first person to look down discovered Earth.
Actually, Galileo wasn't the person who discovered that the earth was a sphere.
the Africans discovered rice back in 1220 The first person in Earth
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Nicolaus Copernicus was the person who discovered that the Earth turns. Nicolaus was a mathematician and astronomer from Poland who made the discovery in the 1500's.
I think the wind is discovered by the first person who lived on Earth! So it should be around 135557963425B.C
Earth's Moon
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Nobody Knows except the oldest person on earth
no one discovered the moon...you can see it from anywhere on earth (just about)
It was discovered on April 1st 1926.It was discovered by enstein.