1. Earth is the Fifth Largest Planet.
The diameter of the Earth at the equator is about 7926 Miles. Earth is not a
perfect sphere but is slightly flattened at the poles, the diameter of the
Earth measured around North Pole and the South Pole is about 7899 Miles.
2. Earth has four distinct seasons. This is an outcome of Earth’s axis of rotation being tilted more than 23 Degrees. Seasons changes as the tilt of the Earth’s axis changes during its revolution around the Sun.
3. Earth is the only planet to harbor life as it has an atmosphere that sustains life. Its atmosphere is 76% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen with traces of Argon, Carbon dioxide and water. The atmosphere affects Earth’s long term climate and short term local weather as well as shield us from nearly all harmful radiations coming from the Sun. It also protects from meteors as well as they mostly burn up before they strike the surface of the Earth.
4. Earthquakes can be catastrophically destructive and deadly. It is estimated that Earth releases about 1 million shifts in a year and almost most of them are not even registered.
2. Earth has four distinct seasons. This is an outcome of Earth’s axis of rotation being tilted more than 23 Degrees. Seasons changes as the tilt of the Earth’s axis changes during its revolution around the Sun.
3. Earth is the only planet to harbor life as it has an atmosphere that sustains life. Its atmosphere is 76% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen with traces of Argon, Carbon dioxide and water. The atmosphere affects Earth’s long term climate and short term local weather as well as shield us from nearly all harmful radiations coming from the Sun. It also protects from meteors as well as they mostly burn up before they strike the surface of the Earth.
4. Earthquakes can be catastrophically destructive and deadly. It is estimated that Earth releases about 1 million shifts in a year and almost most of them are not even registered.