ANSWERS: 5
  • When the earth coalesced out of the primordial gas cloud that surrounded the young sun, hydrogen and oxygen were two of the chemical elements incorporated in the earth. Hydrogen is of course by far the most common element everywhere in the universe: you can't form a planet without hydrogen. Oxygen is less abundant in the universe, but it is a common element too, if you don't consider the "biggies", hydrogen and helium. Oxygen and hydrogen are chemically quite reactive, and so they both combined with various other elements to form chemical compounds. One of these compounds is water, and water quickly became an important part of the earth's surficial layer, along with many other familiar chemicals (silica - a major component of sand, calcium carbonate - what limestone is made of, etc.).
    • beaker95
      Is that you, God....?
  • it came from gods willing for good.
  • Dinosaur piss.
    • beaker95
      Like swimming in the sea in Denmark, then.....
  • The land, duh....
  • 7-1-2017 So you want to know what was before the beginning, is that it?

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