Ancient Earth
Old Earth Really Was a Serene Water World, New Evidence Confirms It's interesting to sort out what Earth may have resembled in the early years before life arose. Topographical analysts have now acquired more proof that it was fairly unique to the planet we live on today. As indicated by another examination of the highlights of Earth's mantle over its long history, our entire world was once immersed by a huge sea, with not very many or no land masses by any means. It was an incredibly spongy space rock. So where the hell did all the water go? As indicated by a group of specialists drove via planetary researcher Junjie Dong of Harvard University, minerals somewhere inside the mantle gradually alcoholic up old Earth's seas to leave what we have today. We determined the water stockpiling limit in Earth's strong mantle as an element of mantle temperature," the analysts wrote in their paper. "We find that water stockpiling limit in a hot, early mantle may have b