when was the world cereated?
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4600 Formation of the approximately homogeneous solid Earth by planetesimal accretion  \n4300 Melting of the Earth due to radioactive and gravitational heating which leads to its differentiated interior structure as well as outgassing of molecules such as water, methane, ammonia, hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide  \n4300 Atmospheric water is photodissociated by ultraviolet light to give oxygen atoms which are incorporated into an ozone layer and hydrogen molecules which escape into space  \n4000 Bombardment of the Earth by planetesimals stops  \n3800 The Earth's crust solidifies--formation of the oldest rocks found on Earth  \n3800 Condensation of atmospheric water into oceans  \n3500-2800 Prokaryotic cell organisms develop  \n3500-2800 Beginning of photosynthesis by blue-green algae which releases oxygen molecules into the atmosphere and steadily works to strengthen the ozone layer and change the Earth's chemically reducing atmosphere into a chemically oxidizing one  \n2400 Rise in the concentration of oxygen molecules stops the deposition of uraninites (since they are soluble when combined with oxygen) and starts the deposition of banded iron formations  \n2000 The Oklo natural fission reactor in Gabon goes into operation  \n1600 The last reserves of reduced iron are used up by the increasing atmospheric oxygen--last banded iron formations  \n1500 Eukaryotic cell organisms develop  \n1500-600 Rise of multicellular organisms  \n580-545 Fossils of Ediacaran organisms are made  \n545 Cambrian explosion of hard-bodied organisms  \n528-526 Fossilization of the Chengjiang site  \n517-515 Fossilization of the Burgess Shale  \n500-450 Rise of the fish--first vertebrates  \n430 Waxy coated algae begin to live on land  \n420 Millipedes have evolved--first land animals  \n375 The Appalachian mountains are formed via a plate tectonic collision between North America, Africa, and Europe  \n375 Appearance of primitive sharks  \n350-300 Rise of the amphibians  \n350 Primitive insects have evolved  \n350 Primitive ferns evolve--first plants with roots  \n300-200 Rise of the reptiles  \n300 Winged insects have evolved  \n280 Beetles and weevils have evolved  \n250 Permian period mass extinction  \n230 Roaches and termites have evolved  \n225 Modern ferns have evolved  \n225 Bees have evolved  \n200 Pangaea starts to break apart  \n200 Primitive crocodiles have evolved  \n200 Appearance of mammals  \n145 Archaeopteryx walks the Earth  \n136 Primitive kangaroos have evolved  \n100 Primitive cranes have evolved  \n90 Modern sharks have evolved  \n65 K-T Boundary--extinction of the dinosaurs and beginning of the reign of mammals  \n60 Rats, mice, and squirrels have evolved  \n60 Herons and storks have evolved  \n55 Rabbits and hares have evolved  \n50 Primitive monkeys have evolved  \n28 Koalas have evolved  \n20 Parrots and pigeons have evolved  \n20-12 The chimpanzee and hominid lines evolve  \n10-4 Ramapithecus exist  \n4 Development of hominid bipedalism  \n4-1 Australopithecus exist  \n3.5 The Australopithecus Lucy walks the Earth  \n2 Widespread use of stone tools  \n2-0.01 Most recent ice age  \n1.6-0.2 Homo erectus exist  \n1-0.5 Homo erectus tames fire  \n0.3 Geminga supernova explosion at a distance of roughly 60 pc--roughly as bright as the Moon \n0.2-0.03 Homo sapiens neanderthalensis exist  \n0.05-0 Homo sapiens sapiens exist  \n0.04-0.012 Homo sapiens sapiens enter Australia from southeastern Asia and North America from northeastern Asia  \n0.025-0.01 Most recent glaciation--an ice sheet covers much of the northern United States  \n0.02 Homo sapiens sapiens paint the Altamira Cave \n0.012 Homo sapiens sapiens have domesticated dogs in Kirkuk, Iraq  \n0.01 First permanent Homo sapiens sapiens settlements  \n0.01 Homo sapiens sapiens learn to use fire to cast copper and harden pottery  \n0.006 Writing is developed in Sumeria\n\n\nFor a Visual representation of all this go here:\nhttp://www.lpi.usra.edu/education/timeline/
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Global.\nThere is TONS of physical evidence for a world-wide flood that happened about 4400 years ago - Just like the Bible says.\nThere are several places to get more information about this, but the best website I know of is http://www.drdino.com
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The world was created on the 23rd of October 4004 BC at exactly 9am.
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No one is able to predict the exact time or date of the Worlds' end, but how and why has been known for nearly 2000 years.\nWhen Jesus Christ comes to judge the wicked and reward the righteous is when the world as we know it will end.\nI say, the sooner the better, because this world is a junkyard, and the new one is gonna be great!
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These links give a timeline of significant events in world history from 1390 to the present day.  I hope this helps.
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Age of the "world," taking Earth as the "world"...scientists estimate about 4.54 billion years.  Estimate was confirmed by radiometric dating using rubidium (and other decay series).  Radiometric dating is something I study, so that's why I trust this estimate.
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Probably as soon as we started the rites for people that died.  Life back then probably seemed rather random and capricious.  There wasn't much that was known about the world, so people clung to things like ancestor worship and sun worship to try to gain some control over the randomness of life.
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The earth as it was 100 million years ago.\n\nSimple really!
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I do. The Bible says the world was created in seven "days", but it never says how long those "days" lasted, so the possiblity of intelligent evolution is high in my book.
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Yes the whole planet.\n\nOne world order commeth! LOL
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Follow this link to see who really created the world, theses christians don't know sh*t there is many creations stories but the FSM is the only true one.\n\nhttp://www.venganza.org/\n\nThe truth shall set you free...
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No - the holocaust started long before the whole world got involved in the war -- Just Google the word holocaust and you will learn the sad grisly truth
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Probably not. The world was supposed to end in 2000 and now its 2006 and the world is still here.
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September 25, 1980.\n\nCheck out this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T.I.
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First off, there was no year zero, the years go straight from 1 BC to 1 AD.\n\nI'm not sure there was a whole lot of science going on in the "western" world at that time - you may want to investigate what was going on in China or other areas.
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The earth (and its chemical reactions) wasn't born until about 8 billion years after the Big Bang ... things had slowed down a bit by then.
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The world population is the total number of humans alive on the planet Earth at a given time. According to estimates published by the United States Census Bureau, the Earth's population hit 6.5 billion on Saturday February 25, 2005