PLANET

EARTH

*PLANET EARTH*

Planet Earthis a2006British television series produced by the

BBC Natural History Unit. Five years in the making, it was the
most expensivenature documentaryseries ever commissioned
by theBBCand also the first to be filmed inhigh definition.[1]
Planet Earthpremiered on 5 March 2006 in theUnited Kingdom
onBBC One, and by June 2007 had been shown in 130
countries.
The series comprises eleven episodes, each of which features a
global overview of a differentbiomeorhabitatonEarth. At the
end of each fifty-minute episode, a ten-minute featurette takes a
behind-the-scenes look at the challenges of filming the series.

Earth is the third planet from the sun, and the fifth largest. It
is a terrestrial planet, meaning that it is solid enough to land
on, with only one moon. Earth was not named for a Greek or
Roman god because the people who first studied the stars
and planets didn't think that Earth was a planet. "Earth" just
means ground.
If you could see our home planet from space, as the
Apollo astronauts did, you would see that Earth looks like
a big, beautiful blue marble. Earth is very round. Our
home planet is certainly one of the loveliest planets in
the solar system, but its beauty is not the only thing that
separates it from the rest of its planetary family. The
most important fact about our planet is that it is the only
planet we know that supports life in any form. Other
planets in our solar system may turn out to have life in
some form, but, at best, it will probably turn out to be
very tiny forms of life, such as microbes. However, at this
time, we can't absolutely rule out the possibility of other
planetary life in some form.

*WHY IS THERE LIFE ON EARTH *

Earth is unique in the Solar System as

being the only planet which is able to
support life in all its forms: from basic
living micro-organisms to highly
sophisticated and intelligent human be
ings. There are many. Reasons
REASON 1: Atmosphere
REASON 2: Cimate
REASON 3:Water
REASON 4:Light
REASON 5 : Sun

*EARTH,MOON,AND PLANETS*

Earth, Moon, and Planetsis apeer-reviewed

scientific journal, published approximately ten times
per year bySpringer Science+Business Media. It was
established in 1969 under the titleThe Moon, was
known asThe Moon and the Planetsfrom 1978 to
1983, and was first published under the current title
in February 1984. Theeditor-in-chiefis Murthy S.
Gudipati (CaltechandJPL). The journal's main focus
is on research about theSolar System. Besides
original research articles,Earth, Moon, and
Planetspublishes conference proceedings, review
articles, book reviews, and special issues

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