9. A very brief history of the Earth

J. Zalasiewicz
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Our planet is ancient—at 4.6 billion years—and over that time it has changed enormously. ‘A very brief history of the Earth’ describes how the Earth and Moon were created in the Chaotian Eon from the collision of two planets: Tellus and Theia. It outlines the heavy meteorite bombardment of the Hadean Eon; the Archean Eon (c.3.8 billion years ago) when rocks were first preserved; the arrival of oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere and explosion of organic life in the Proterozoic Eon; and the Phanerozoic Eon, in which we still live. The various eras of this eon are described: the Palaeozoic Era, the Mesozoic Era, and the Cenozoic Era.
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9. 地球的简史
我们的星球很古老,有46亿年的历史,在这段时间里它发生了巨大的变化。《地球简史》描述了地球和月球是如何在朝天纪由两颗行星——特勒斯和忒伊亚碰撞而形成的。它勾勒出了冥古宙(Hadean Eon)猛烈的陨石撞击;第一次保存岩石的太古宙(38亿年前);元古代地球大气中氧气的出现和有机生命的爆发;以及我们现在生活的显生宙。这个时代的不同时代被描述为:古生代、中生代和新生代。
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