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Period: 4600 BCE to 4730 BCE
Planetary Accreation
Gravity pulls dust and rocks together, and the impact generates immense heat that will later become the center of the planets -
Period: 4500 BCE to 4300 BCE
Moon Formation
The gravity then turns the left over rubble (rocks and dust) into a ring that circles the earth. A ball forms from the rubble and it is the moon, 14 thousand miles from the earth. -
Period: 3800 BCE to 1800 BCE
Planetary Cooling
As the Sun rises over the cooling Earth and sets 3 hours later, the Earth was spinning so fast that over a period of time the outer layer was able to cool. -
Period: 3300 BCE to 3200 BCE
Core Formation
The cooling process trapper the intense heat at the centre of the earth, forming the core. -
Period: 3 BCE to 3 BCE
Heavy Bombardment
A hail of meteors (leftovers from the debris) attacked Earths surface. The meteors contained water, and the Earths surface has cooled enough for the water to pool.