The creation of the world is a complex and fascinating story that spans thousands of years. About 4.6 billion years ago, the solar system began to form from a large molecular cloud. These clouds contain dust and
gas, mostly hydrogen and helium, from the birth of stars.
A denser region in this cloud begins to collapse under its own gravity, forming a protostar at its center.
As the star grows, it begins to rotate, creating a ring of gas and dust around it.
The dust and gas in this disk began to come together due to gravity and form small planetoids. Over time, these planetoids collide and merge, eventually forming larger objects called protoplanets.
One of the protoplanets is Earth. As it grows, gravity becomes strong enough to attract more matter,
including water, carbon dioxide, and methane.
The early Earth was a harsh place due to interstellar impacts and high temperatures. But over time, these
processes also helped shape Earth's climate and oceans. About 4 billion years ago, the Earth cooled enough for water vapor to condense and form the first oceans. These oceans played an important role in the development of life on Earth and provided a suitable environment for the evolution of the first living things.
The creation of the world is still ongoing, and the world continues to change and develop today. Scientists continue to uncover mysteries about the origin of the earth and its evolution over time through the study of earth history and geology.The question of who was the first human on Earth is a matter of scientific and philosophical debate. According to scientific evidence, Homo sapiens, including modern humans, evolved in Africa approximately 300,000 years ago. Because Homo erectus and Homo habilis existed before Homo sapiens, these early humans were not the earliest hominins (members of the human lineage) on Earth.
In terms of the first organisms on Earth, life on Earth is thought to have emerged as a simple single-celled organism approximately 35 to 4 billion years ago. Early forms of life, such as bacteria and archaea, are the ancestors of all life on Earth, including plants, animals, and humans.
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