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Why is it important to understand what happened to the Earth over the first billion years of its existence
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Why is it important to understand what happened to the Earth over the first billion years of its existence

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Using earth history, we can gain an understanding of changes no human has ever witnessed (or, if they have, they have not documented them) as well as relate them to modern changes.

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