THE HISTORY WRITER .NET

Every journey starts with a single step just how and why life first developed remains a subject of varied debated theories.

Earth from its creation 4.6 Billion years ago followed diverse pathways in time travelling around the Sun to the future.

A Journey that saw substantial changes to the planet created by impact events and interrupted by varied mass destructive extinction events driven by mother nature beginning from 2.4 billion BC with the great Oxidation event.

Experiments and research by scientists into the first appearance of lifeforms on earth named LUCA “last universal common ancestor,” micro organisms that lived on earth at a time when oxygen levels could not support lifeforms that were dependent on Oxygen.

However the increase in the Earths Oxygen production and levels from 2.4 billion BC being a toxin to Obligate Anarerobes decimated life on Earth in what was the first mass extinction of life on Earth.

Earth was forged by the collision of the gases and matter and the extreme heat creating and fusing the formation of the new planet from this was a process called “differentiation, “

Varied worlds across time had been shaped and constructed before being deconstructed.

Planet Earth and the continents we see today were once a whole landmass named Pangea surrounded by a huge single body of water called in Greek the Panthalassa Cira 280 million BC and 230 million BC.

Oxygen was like water one of the building blocks for life on Earth that delivered opportunity and a host of new life and an array of new lifeforms.

Planet earth developed across time and the landscapes changed like the weather and the seasons.

Continents drifted apart and reformed oceans appeared and were formed into a single ocean that would become several over time as the landmasses split and reformed due to continental drift.

Forever moving around the Sun planet earth continues to be reshaped by climate change dictated by its tilt as it travels on its pathways around the sun.

Human Origins Cultures and Deities explores the story of the planet through time in deep dive into the past.