Nobody "discovered" earth, in the sense that European Explorers were said to have "discovered" The Americas and Australasia.
Planet Earth formed over 4 billion years ago and life first formed about 1 billion years later.
The first Human life as we understand it today originated about 200,000 years ago so it could be said that those early humans "discovered" the planet. Regrettably, there is no record of any of their names.
Every being discovers Earth in a manner unique to them. In particular, the Earth known to the Birds differs from that known to the Fish, and different again from that known to most Land Animals.
Dear mom, i just discovered the world is a pair of balls!!! Sincerely,The guy who discovered the the world was a vagina
When humans evolved and realized they were standing on something.
the romen gods found the rings
No; that was the myth thought to be true before Christopher Columbus discovered that the earth was round. The earth isn't a perfect sphere either. It is egg shaped.
no one discovered the moon...you can see it from anywhere on earth (just about)
in the earth, people discovered
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.
It was not discovered. God made the Earth and and He made Adam and Eve who were the first people on Earth.. It was not discovered. NOTE: Many things exist without being technically "discovered". Earth is one example of many.
Kevin Rudd discovered the seasons.
it was invented when the earth was discovered
helium
Helium was discovered in the sun specroscopically
no
No.
Which of the following describes how Eratosthenes discovered the approximate circumference of the earth