The Earth Created by What?

Fig: Small man on Big Desert.

The earth created elements but oxygen was the most important in the development of life.

The earth was created by the forces of nature. The elements were created by the sun and the moon, who created them from their own substance. The earth has been around for millions of years and is now covered in life.

In this book, we will explore what causes elements to form and how they come into existence. We will take a look at some of the other important elements that make up our world.

We will also explore how history has affected the creation of these elements and how they are used today in our lives.

In the beginning, the Earthearth was created with no elements. The sun's energy creates all the elements including carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen. The sun shines light on the earth, absorbing this energy and converting it into matter. This process is called nuclear fusion. The sun converts hydrogen into helium in its core and then helium gets converted into other elements like carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen. Carbon is one of the most important elements on earth as it is used in almost all processes on earth such as photosynthesis (the process plant uses sunlight to turn carbon dioxide into sugars), respiration (animal uses oxygen from plants), and respiration (animal uses oxygen from plants).

The earth was created by God in six literal days and there are many people who believe that this is true, however, there are people who also believe that the earth has always existed and it was created billions of years ago by something other than God or other forces such as aliens or even demons/devils or some other unknown entity/being(s).

There are many reasons why we can conclude that the earth was created on day six because it is obvious to anyone who studies the Quran and the Bible that God created everything within six days. The only way we can know that this is true is if we understand what the Quraan and the Bible say when it comes to creation and how it happened; therefore, we need to examine these scriptures carefully so that we can understand what they mean and how they relate to each other.