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Earth's Early Atmosphere
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For how long has the modern atmosphere been stable?

200 million years

What did Earth's early atmosphere likely resemble during the first billion years?

Venus or Mars today

What was the primary gas in Earth's early atmosphere?

Carbon dioxide

How much oxygen was in Earth's early atmosphere?

Very little to none

What released large amounts of gases into Earth's early atmosphere?

Volcanoes

Which gas was present in Earth's early atmosphere?

Water vapour (H2OH_2O)

Which two gases were present in the early atmosphere?

Methane and ammonia

How did nitrogen build up in Earth's atmosphere?

Released by volcanoes, built up gradually

Over what timeframe did the Earth cool?

Millions of years

What happened to water vapour as the Earth cooled?

It condensed

What formed from the condensing water vapour?

Oceans and seas

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