How did the earth come to exist?

Answer 1

Genesis1:1 - "In the beginning.....". The whole process has cost mankind trillions of dollars and just as much or even more time. Modern science has come to the understanding after exhausted efforts, to tell the world that there was a beginning. They could have read Gen.1:1. The "Big Bang Theory" is told to the world as an answer to satisfy our curiosity as to the start of this universe, let's think about this for a moment; Who or what made the "Big Bang" bang?, and Who or what made space? Let's get back to Gen.1:1.

Answer 2

Various answers are available from the worlds of science and theology:

• Around 4.6 billion years ago, neither the Earth nor any other planets existed.There was just this vast,dark,very hot cloud of dust swirling around the newly formed sun.Gradually, the cloud cooled and the gas began to condense into billions of droplets.Slowly these droplets were pulled together into clumps by their own gravity-and they carried on clumping until all the planets,including the Earth,were formed.But it took another half billion years before the Earth had cooled enough to form a solid crust with an atmosphere around it.
• After the Big Bang (about 14 billion years ago) all matter in the universe was formed. The matter (originally hydrogen) passed through stars and their process of fusion to make all elements. These elements collected into planets, Earth was one of the planets and formed some 4 billion years ago.

Earth was satyug and now is kalyug .

Answer 3

The Earth was formed about 4.5 billion years ago through a process called accretion, where smaller particles collided and stuck together to form the planet. It underwent intense heat and constant bombardment by asteroids and meteorites before eventually cooling down and developing its current structure.

Answer 4

It didn't occur and God didn't make it was a bacteria a tiny one and absorb more bacteria to become a giant Globe

Answer 5

It waz a meteor before