What was earth before it was a planet?

Answer 1

I know that the word "Earth" is from an old English and German word meaning ground and is about 1,000 years old, however, before that I do not believe there was one unified term or name for our planet. In Latin I believe it was "Terra."

Answer 2

Before Earth formed as a planet, it was a spinning disk of gas and dust called a protoplanetary disk. Over time, the particles in this disk began to collide and stick together, eventually forming larger bodies that eventually merged to become the Earth we know today.

Answer 3

Well, we have probably always called the Earth "Earth". However, when all the continents were together, it was called "Pangea".

Answer 4

The Earth was named when it was made. By God, but if you don't believe in God then I can't help you.

Answer 5

Before Earth came along, the universe we know of was pitch-black and empty. Because of "the Big Bang" we have our solar system.

Answer 6

Pangaea (Pan∙gee∙uh). Please see the related link below for more information.

Answer 7

Nothing.

Humans are the only organisms on the planet that name such things.

Perhaps the earth has many names in many different languages, but all mean " earth. "