Was the earth evolved or made?

Answer 1

That is a matter of belief. Most scientists will all say that the Earth was created by the Big bang. An event Millions of years ago that spread matter over the whole Universe causing planets, stars, moons, and other objects to form over time. Where as those who believe in the complete teachings of The Bible and other religious texts God created Earth. The best evidence we can provide is that everything around us including ourselves are constantly evolving. Mountains turn into gravel and sand then into mountains again. DNA research show in practical terms how evolution works in plants and animals. Where it all started I don't know but then neither does any one else. If you go into the depths of what the Hindus believe the big bang fits in nicely If you go with Judaism the wizard with wand fits the bill.

Answer 2

It's the big bang And the creater of life Giant rocks that smashed into each other and formed the planet we currently live on. [[User:Heliotrope|Heliotrope]] 19:43, 23 Dec 2008 (UTC)~ The earth was formed in the same way as the sun, the other planets, and the stars. At first, it was a just a gigantic ball of white-hot gases with a temperature of millions of degrees. This was caused by particles of gases being drawn together and compressed, giving off a lot of heat. This happened millions of years ago. Eventually the earth cooled down, and the ball of gas slowed down from spinning, and the color changed from white to yellow to red, and finally to not giving off any light at all. The earth then contracted, growing smaller, and the gases changed to liquid as they cooled. Heavier materials drew toward the center of the earth. The heaviest liquid settled at the middle of the earth. As the earth cooled down even more, a solid crust formed over the over this liquid material. As the crust cooled, it become buckled and wrinkled, and burst open in spots. Gradually cracks formed in the crust. Water that formed under the earth's crust escaped from the cracks in the earth and soon water vapor formed above the earth. This led to cloud formation. Larger drops of water formed in the clouds and, as they were pulled to the earth by gravity, the first rainfalls occurred. The rain at first evaporated as soon as it hit the earth. Later, as the earth continued to cool, the rain stayed on to form our lakes and oceans.