When Life Became Possible
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A journey of Earth's 4.6 billion year history
EarthDoc is a long-term project documenting the history of Earth. Through film, blog, and podcast, it seeks to tell the story of our planet's evolution over 4.6 billion years from a rigorous scientific perspective.
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Energy does not automatically stay on Earth — it has to be retained. The Sun shines continuously and the Earth's... Read more →
In the Hadean, a world with no continents and no rivers, how did water move under a sun 30% dimmer than today... Read more →
Before the Moon existed, Earth had no stable surface. The Theia impact shattered everything. Then, over millions of... Read more →
In the Hadean eon, the entire surface of the Earth was a volcano. Volcanoes are not random disasters; they are the... Read more →
Over 70% of Earth's surface is covered by oceans, but this vast expanse of blue was not always there. During the Hadean... Read more →
Earth's atmosphere was not always as it is today. During the Hadean eon, it was torn apart, vaporised, rebuilt by... Read more →
How the Moon formed from a giant impact early in Earth's history, and what it means for our planet today. Read more →
A detailed explanation of early Earth formation: from dust accretion to a molten, differentiated planet during the... Read more →
The solar system was born 4.6 billion years ago. Its formation was a complex and lengthy process, involving the end of a... Read more →
A short note on greenhouse balance in the Archean. Read more →