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| − | {{Planet | + | {{Planet|image=Blue marble.jpg |
| − | | name=Earth
| + | |symbol=Earth symbol.svg |
| − | | image=Blue Marble.jpg | + | |order=3 |
| − | | caption=
| + | |primary=Sun |
| − | | symbol=Earth symbol.svg | + | |periapsis=147,098,074 km (0.983 AU) |
| − | | order=3 | + | |apoapsis=152,097,701 km (1.017 AU) |
| − | | diameter=12,756.28 km<ref>http://www.solarviews.com/eng/earth.htm</ref> | + | |semimajor=149,597,887.5 km (1.0 AU) |
| − | | radius=6,378.14 km | + | |bode=1.0 AU |
| − | | mass=5.976x10<sup>24</sup> kg | + | |eccentricity=0.016710219 |
| − | | distance=1 AU | + | |sidereal=365.256366 da |
| − | | day=23.9345 hours | + | |synodic=365.256366 da |
| − | | year=365.256 days | + | |orbitspeed=29.783 km/s |
| − | | moons=1 | + | |inclination=0° |
| − | | composition=Rock | + | |reference=the ecliptic |
| − | | color= | + | |siderealday=23.9345 h |
| − | | albedo=0.37 | + | |solarday=24 h |
| − | | date= | + | |rotatespeed=465.11 m/s |
| − | | discname= | + | |axialtilt=23.439281° |
| − | | origname=
| + | |massmt=5.97599 * 10<sup>24</sup> kg |
| − | |}
| + | |density=5,515.3 kg/m³ |
| | + | |surfacegrav=9.780327 m/s² |
| | + | |escapespeed=11.186 km/s |
| | + | |meanradius=6371 km<ref>http://www.solarviews.com/eng/earth.htm</ref> |
| | + | |equatorradius =6378.135 km |
| | + | |polarradius =6356.750 km |
| | + | |surfacearea=510,065,600 km² |
| | + | |landarea=148,939,100 km² |
| | + | |waterarea=361,126,400 km² |
| | + | |mintemp=185 K |
| | + | |meantemp=287 K |
| | + | |maxtemp=331 K |
| | + | |moons=1 |
| | + | |composition=Rock |
| | + | |albedo=0.37 |
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| | The '''Earth''' is the only known planet in our '''Solar System''' which can support life. It contains water, reasonable levels of oxygen, and a stable temperature range. Geometrically speaking, Earth is the largest of the terrestrial (rocky) planets in the solar system. | | The '''Earth''' is the only known planet in our '''Solar System''' which can support life. It contains water, reasonable levels of oxygen, and a stable temperature range. Geometrically speaking, Earth is the largest of the terrestrial (rocky) planets in the solar system. |
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