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Explain why Earth and other planets were not solid when they formed during the beginning of the Precambrian, approximately 4,600 million years ago (MYA)
Answered by Melissa bowers
The earth is NOT solid, even now. We live on a thin crust under which is a molten mass of liquid rock several thousand miles thick. I do not think there are ANY truly solid planets in our solar system. We're not 100% sure of course, since we have not actually been to any of them.
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Answered by Sarah
If you guys are still looking for answers if you go to part 1 of the question there is a link that you use to find the answer.I hope this helped :)
Because collisions between large planetesimals release a lot of heat, the Earth and other planets would have been molten.
(Brian R. Speer created the original Archean page, 3/9/1997; Ben M. Waggoner created the original Hadean page, 2/20/1996; Dave Smith combined the content into a single page, adapted it to the new site format, and made some content changes, 7/7/2011; Shark Bay photo courtesy of Allen Collins (?); Nebula M16 photo courtesy of NASA, ESA, STScI, J. Hester and P. Scowen (Arizona State University); asteroid Ida photo courtesy of NASA and the JPL at the beginning of their histories.)
Answered by Sarah
FYI I am not plagiarizing because all the credit is given to the people who made it |-/
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The earth was not solid because it was dust, probably from a super nova. This time period is called the Hadean time period the reason it is not considered part of earths geological history is because the earth was not done forming in the Hadean period so there was no rocks to measure the age of the rock.
Answered by Anonymous
What they were trying to say is that we think earth was brought in differently than science does we think god made earth scientist think it was dust coming together
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