Compare the conditions on the early earth with on the modern earth?

Answer 1

Early Earth was much colder than today (The Sun gave out less heat energy then).
Early Earth had no Moon and no iron core (it wasn't until later that a large body slammed into Earth, melting and the iron from the large body melting into the Earth's core).
Early Earth rotated much faster (due to the impact from the large body).
The rotation caused the atmosphere to rip around on the Earths surface (hurricane force winds all of the time).
The tides were once Tsunami size (the moon was also a lot closer to the Earth).



Is that sufficient?

Answer 2

Well 100,000 yrs. ago, the Sahara was a great jungle (probably remembered in our greater subconcious as Eden)

And 50,000 yrs. ago you could probably cross the Beiring straight in Alaska on foot.

I understand Modern Earth, But Early Earth, you can go back till it was a molten ball, a lot has changed.

Answer 3

How early? In its first stages it was hot and molten with little water or atmosphere. Prior to 2.5 bya, there was a reducing atmosphere, i.e. there was very little to no oxygen. Life did not arise until about 3.8 bya. I mean there a lot of differences but you have to be specific in what time frame of early Earth you are referencing. There are 4.55 billions years of change to look at.

Answer 4

There is no comparison. This earth is so messed up that it is really sad. The earth when it was first created was a beautiful place. We have destroyed it!

Answer 5

basically the same in my opinion. Don't say the global warming cause in some time during the ice age global warming happened too.

Answer 6

Less plastic.

Answer 7

scary
i think earth cant handle much more

Answer 8

NO LES ENTIENDO NADA, NO SE HABLAR INGLES!