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The earliest humans to reference the ground called it earth (in their languages, of course). Over time, this has spread to reference the entire planet, rather than just the ground in one spot.

Other popular names include Terra Firma and Gaia.

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Because almost two-thirds or seventy-five percent of Earth is made up of water.

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The earth is made of water and land; therefore it is a water AND land planet.

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It is the only planet with water

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