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The left over dust from the Suns formation clumped together to form all of the planets in our solar system

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Dense metals sank into what is now to center of the earth and formed the core. The outer layer hardened and formed the crust

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while volcano's erupted, they spat out a hot vapor, and when that vapor cooled, it turned into rain and fell down onto the earth. it rained for years

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the very first life source was a simple, single cell organism. scientist don't exactly know how that life came to be though.

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Oxygen first accumulates in the atmosphere

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Oxygen first accumulates in the atmosphere

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Oxygen was initially trapped under the ocean within the different layers of rocks because of the iron it reacted too. eventually that iron dissipated and oxygen was able to rise again

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Oxygen helped form the ozone, which formed a layer that protected the earth from the harmful rays from the sun and space, which let plants colonize the earth

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the first vertebrates evolved on earth, which just so happened to be fish

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Dinosaurs and many other species got wiped out after a meteorite made contact with the earth. the impact set off a chain reaction of earth quakes, tsunamis, and volcano eruptions

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The impacts of the meteorite left dust in the air, causing a very long winter. this caused all plants to die, and many species that lived off plants went with them. Mammals managed to survive this and adapt to what we now know.

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Homo sapiens evolved in Africa from earlier human forms, and migrated around the globe