Like the description says .Just post something that is about our mother earth for example did you know that earth has 75% water and 25% land . but more rare to hear from day to day routine .
My fact is ..

Did you know that more than 80% of the Earth’s surface is volcanic. Whoah is that true?

Here's a few facts for you.


1.Many layers of atmosphere coat our planet including the mesosphere, ionosphere, exosphere, and the thermosphere, but it’s the troposphere, closest to the planet itself, that supports our lives and is, in fact, the thinnest at only about 10 miles high.

2. Believe it or not, most of the Earth’s deserts are not composed entirely of sand. Much, about 85% of them, are rocks and gravel. The largest, the Sahara, fills about 1/3 of Africa (and it is growing constantly) which would nearly fill the continental United States.

3. The Earth is, in fact, not really round. It is called an oblate spheroid meaning it’s slightly flattened on the top and bottom poles.

4. If you could evaporate all the water out of all the oceans and spread the resulting salt over all the land on Earth, you would have a five hundred-foot layer coating everything. (My personal favorite.)

5. The largest inland sea (or, sometimes called a lake) is the Caspian Sea which is on the border of Iran and Russia.

6. The Andes Mountain range in South America is 4,525 miles long and ranks, as the world’s longest. Second Longest: The Rockies; Third: Himalayas; Fourth: The Great Dividing Range in Australia; Fifth: Trans-Antarctic Mountains. For every 980 feet you climb up a mountain, the temperature drops 3-1/2 degrees.

7. The deepest lake in the world is in the former USSR and it is Lake Baikal. It has a length of 400 miles, a width of roughly 30, but its depth is just over a mile: 5,371 feet down. It is deep enough, so is speculated, that all five of the next largest lakes: The Great Lakes could be emptied into it.

8. Earthquakes can be catastrophically destructive and many a year are deadly. However, the Earth releases about 1 million a year, almost all are never even registered.

9. Most people believe that Death Valley, California, U.S.A. is the hottest place on Earth. Well, occasionally it is, but the hottest recorded temperature was from Azizia in Libya recording a temperature of 136 degrees Fahrenheit (57.8 Celsius) on Sept. 13, 1922. In Death Valley, it got up to 134 Fahrenheit on July 10, 1913.

10. Experts from the USGS claim that roughly 1,000 tons of space debris rains down on Earth every year.

I pulled these from Listverse.com. Mother Earth is, in my opinion, one of the most interesting subjects in existence. 

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Nice post Ktanaqui :You really know your surroundings.

Red's Eeveelution team

Oh my goodness! These are some interesting facts!

lightboard08 : You can donate your facts here .please do..Even the simplest facts about mother earth
Red's Eeveelutionary Team

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rayquaza119 : nice charizard you got there . And also your facts

Red's Eeveelutionary Team

76.8% of facts about the earth are made up

Ktanaqui : If you are going to make a post that large that is all copy/paste from another site, summon a mod to have them ignore your word count.

http://listverse.com/2007/11/20/top-10-amazing-earth-facts/comment-page-2/
This is the site from which you took your facts.

The richest people got their wealth from the desert, because in the desert there is oil , and they found it. Then they become super rich by having the oil.

I didn't copy and paste, actually - typed it all out, but yes. That's the right link. Thanks for the tip on the mod summoning. (The post only netted me, if I remember correctly, 4-8 Viz anyhow.) No harm meant. 

Let's see... something from my History class, yes? Earth's English name derived from Old English and Germanic - not Roman Mythology. 

The biggest mountain on this Earth is Mt. Everest !!! Did you know it grows about 4 millimeters a year ?

I don't remember how much though, but a really small percentage of the earth's water is potable.

Earth actually spins every 23 hours, fifty six minutes. Earth orbits the Sun every 365 days, six hours, sixteen minutes.

Black Bot : If you are going to make a post that large, please don't make it so much copy/paste. A little is fine, but your whole post is word for word from this website:

http://space.about.com/od/earth/tp/Earth_10_Things.htm

This is my random fact : 
The Earth's average distance from the Sun is 149,597,890 km (92,955,820 miles) or one astronomical unit (AU). Located between Venus and Mars, some people have called it the "third rock from the sun."
( I copied and pasted it , but i think it is just a little so . I think its legal )

My rare and random fact about the Earth is that plankton produce 50% of the world's oxygen and are known as "the Earth's real lungs"