What does the earth do every day?

Answer 1

[1] Take up nutrients and water from the soil. [2] Take in carbon dioxide from the air. Expel oxygen into the environment, [3] Provide habitat for bugs and insects such as butterflies to lay their eggs, and feed their young. [4] Prevent weeds from growing by the shadow that they cast on the ground. [5] Play a role in water cycling, by taking up water from soil and releasing some back into the environment through stomata on the undersides of leaves. [6] Open up passages, for air and water pore spaces, through spreading roots. [7] Hold soil in place through their roots. [8] Grow shoots, roots, fruits, and flowers. [9] Give relief to people, vegetation, and wildlife by the shade that they offer during extreme temperature events. [10] Feed the soil food web through the waste products ka exudates that they empty into soil. [11] Feed people with edible plant parts for salads; fried, cooked and baked goods; and flavoring. [12] Feed the critters of the wildland-urban interface where people and nature meet. [13] Engage in parasitic and symbiotic relationships with soil organisms such as root knot nematodes and nitrogen-fixing nematodes, respectively. [14] Breathe. [15] Add to organic matter in soil, through death and decomposition.

Answer 2

The Earth rotates on its axis once every 24 hours, causing day and night cycles. It also orbits around the Sun once every 365 days, resulting in the changing seasons. Additionally, the Earth's atmosphere interacts with the Sun's radiation, leading to weather patterns and climate variations.

Answer 3

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