Earth

Earth is a planet in the Sol system. It is the site of many conflicts and is the home world of the human species.
== History ==
(Please note that this section is under construction.)
Earth was formed along with the other planets in the system approximately 4.5 billion years ago. Earth, over time, eventually becomes a proper planet with land and liquid oceans. Eventually, chemicals combine to create early unicellular organisms.
These single-celled organisms, over a long time, evolved into fish of sorts. Soon, food grew on land, but fish couldn’t get there, so eventually they grew legs, became lizards, became dinosaurs, and so on.
Eventually, the dinosaurs were all killed by a big asteroid, except for a few which became birds. Simple, right?
After a long time, monkeys evolved into apes and humans. These humans grew, and over thousands of years, they grew crops, made towns and societies, created civilizations, made empires, conquered others, scammed each other, gassed each other, made others sad, enslaved others, went to space, enslaved animals, etc.
All info from this point on can be found in the BWMC timeline.
== Inhabitants ==
Earth is the home planet of the human species. It‘s numbers in population are in the billions, but sadly, due to massive conflict over land, sometimes tens of thousands are killed every day and the population growth is barely at replacement rates.
Earth is also home to thousands of non-sapient species. Humans have domesticated some of these as pets or, in some cases, as food sources.
Earth also has very small amounts of invasive species from other planets.
== Surface ==
Earth is covered in water with large land masses taking up sections of the planet. In these oceans, there are also large amounts of salt, which is sometimes farmed and used as preservatives.
The main landmasses include seven continents, those being Australia, Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Antarctica. The planet is also covered with small islands and medium-sized landmasses such as Greenland.
On each of these continents there are multiple biomes and ecosystems, unlike the many more uniform worlds seen across the galaxy. The northern hemisphere is primarily temperate, with many forests and grasslands covering its surface and a significant tundra covering the Arctic region. The equatorial regions are mostly covered in lush rainforests. The southern hemisphere is primarily drier but has less landmass which leads to less biome diversity. Mountains dot the surface at the joints between tectonic plates.
Category:Planets
Category:Planets in Solar System