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{{Infobox planet|extrasolarplanet=yes|name=Eina|alt_names=The world, the globe, Earth, Sol D, Barra|adjectives=Earthly, barrestrial, barran, Einic|epoch=[[Z2000]]|semimajor=149 598 023 km<br><small>(92 955 902 mi)</small>|avg_speed=29.78km/s (18.5 mi/s)<ref name="vef"><nowiki>Sciences of the World "Orbital Charactersicts of Eina" Edward K. Grayson Retrieved 30 Jalis 1998.</nowiki></ref>|aphelion=152 100 000 km<br>(94 500 000 mi)|eccentricity=0.0167086|perihelion=147 095 000 km<br>(91 401 000 mi)|sidereal_day= | {{Infobox planet|extrasolarplanet=yes|name=Eina|alt_names=The world, the globe, Earth, Sol D, Barra|adjectives=Earthly, barrestrial, barran, Einic|epoch=[[Z2000]]|semimajor=149 598 023 km<br><small>(92 955 902 mi)</small>|avg_speed=29.78km/s (18.5 mi/s)<ref name="vef"><nowiki>Sciences of the World "Orbital Charactersicts of Eina" Edward K. Grayson Retrieved 30 Jalis 1998.</nowiki></ref>|aphelion=152 100 000 km<br>(94 500 000 mi)|eccentricity=0.0167086|perihelion=147 095 000 km<br>(91 401 000 mi)|sidereal_day=0.997 269 68d<br>(23h 56m 4.100s)|temp_name1=celsius|min_temp_1=-90.7°C|mean_temp_1=17.6°C|max_temp_1=63.9°C|period=365 d (12.0 months)|satellites=1, [[Luna]]|satellite_of=[[Sol (Eina)|Sol]]|mean_orbit_radius=6 371.0km (3 958.8 mi)|surface_area=Total: {{convert|510,072,000|km2|mi2|comma=gaps|abbr=on|disp=x|<br />(|)}}|volume={{val|1.08321|e=12|u=km3}} ({{val|2.59876|e=11|u=cu mi}})|density={{convert|5.5134|g/cm3|lb/cuin|comma=gaps|abbr=on|disp=x| (|)}}|surface_grav={{convert|9.80665|m/s2|ft/s2|comma=gaps|abbr=on|disp=x|{{val|1|u=''g''}}]]; |)}}|image=TRAPPIST-1d artist impression 2018.png|caption=''[[The Blue House]]'', a photograph of Eina that<br> | ||
was taken during the [[Solian Program]] in 1984.}} | |||
'''Eina''', also known as '''the world''', '''the globe''', '''Earth''', '''Sol D''' or '''Barra''' ([[Gulish language|Gulish]]: Tiner, [[Crenish language|Crenish]]: Warha, [[Makese language|Makese]]: Korok) is the third {{Wp|planet|planet}} from the [[Sol (Eina)|Sol]] and only currently known {{Wp|astronomical object|astronomical object}} in the [[Solian System]] to naturally accommodate life. This is thanks to Eina being a {{Wp|water world|water world}}, the only one in the planetary system sustaining liquid surface water. Almost all of Eina's water stems from its global oceans those being the [[Zenian Ocean]], [[Mesican Ocean]] and [[Archearan Ocean]]. All combined, along with seas, lakes, rivers, etc, make up 75.03% of Eina's crust while the remaining 24.97% belongs to land, with {{Wp|biomes|biomes}} such as [[List of tundras on Eina|tundras]], [[List of savannas on Eina|savannas]], [[List of rainforests on Eina|rainforests]], [[List of mountain ranges on Eina|mountain ranges]] along with others. | '''Eina''', also known as '''the world''', '''the globe''', '''Earth''', '''Sol D''' or '''Barra''' ([[Gulish language|Gulish]]: Tiner, [[Crenish language|Crenish]]: Warha, [[Makese language|Makese]]: Korok) is the third {{Wp|planet|planet}} from the [[Sol (Eina)|Sol]] and only currently known {{Wp|astronomical object|astronomical object}} in the [[Solian System]] to naturally accommodate life. This is thanks to Eina being a {{Wp|water world|water world}}, the only one in the planetary system sustaining liquid surface water. Almost all of Eina's water stems from its global oceans those being the [[Zenian Ocean]], [[Mesican Ocean]] and [[Archearan Ocean]]. All combined, along with seas, lakes, rivers, etc, make up 75.03% of Eina's crust while the remaining 24.97% belongs to land, with {{Wp|biomes|biomes}} such as [[List of tundras on Eina|tundras]], [[List of savannas on Eina|savannas]], [[List of rainforests on Eina|rainforests]], [[List of mountain ranges on Eina|mountain ranges]] along with others. | ||
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The formation of Eina occured approximately 4.63 billion years ago during the formation of the Solian System as gas formed within the modern Solian System beginning the [[history of Eina]]. During the first billion years of Eina's history, the planet began to cool down from a {{Wp|lava world|lava world}} to a {{Wp|rocky planet|rocky world}}. Eventually, approximately 4.18 billion years ago came the {{Wp|origin of water on earth|emergent of water}} and approximately 4.06 billion years ago came the {{Wp|origin of life|emergent of life}} in the form of {{Wp|unicellular organisms|unicellular organisms}}. | The formation of Eina occured approximately 4.63 billion years ago during the formation of the Solian System as gas formed within the modern Solian System beginning the [[history of Eina]]. During the first billion years of Eina's history, the planet began to cool down from a {{Wp|lava world|lava world}} to a {{Wp|rocky planet|rocky world}}. Eventually, approximately 4.18 billion years ago came the {{Wp|origin of water on earth|emergent of water}} and approximately 4.06 billion years ago came the {{Wp|origin of life|emergent of life}} in the form of {{Wp|unicellular organisms|unicellular organisms}}. | ||
Since then, life has developed and has entirely encompassed the planet. | Since then, life has developed and has entirely encompassed the planet, spawning a plethora of species and occasionally hit with events that cause mass extinction and evolutionary radiation events. Modern [[Auschosans]] (''Auscho noreing'') emerged around 250,000 years ago in northern [[Eicaklia]] and has since populated the entire globe to dominate all continents. It has established a society with various [[List of sovereign states and dependencies (Eina)|civilizations]], [[List of ethnicities|ethnicities]], [[List of religions|religions]], [[List of languages on Eina|languages]] and [[List of ideologies|ideologies]]. Today, auchsovans have amassed a total population of 7.32 billion auchsovans and have [[Eina#Historical culture and viewpoint|several species]]. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The [[Pilkish language|modern Pilkish]] word 'Eina' stems from an earlier variant of the word from [[early Pilkish]]. | The [[Pilkish language|modern Pilkish]] word 'Eina' stems from an earlier variant of the word from [[early Pilkish]]. The earliest sources for a name for Eina originate from the [[1st millennium PKE]] with several names such as Garda, Fyonia however these were both linked to the land only and many dispute where if these were continent names or Eina names. What is unambitious however is the unknown origin of these words. | ||
No proper terminology was used until the late [[17th century]] when a map maker referred Eina as 'the world' as no official name was given. Several names such as the globe, Earth and Barra were also used before scientist [[Samuel Click]] coined the term Eina in 1833. The word rose in popularity throughout the mid [[19th century]] and was officially used and recognized by the [[League of Free Nations]] in 1915 and [[Global Compost]] in 1942. | |||
==Chronology== | ==Chronology== | ||
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| Designations | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The world, the globe, Earth, Sol D, Barra | |||||||||
| Adjectives | Earthly, barrestrial, barran, Einic | ||||||||
| Orbital characteristics | |||||||||
| Epoch Z2000 | |||||||||
| Aphelion | 152 100 000 km (94 500 000 mi) | ||||||||
| Perihelion | 147 095 000 km (91 401 000 mi) | ||||||||
| 149 598 023 km (92 955 902 mi) | |||||||||
Mean orbit radius | 6 371.0km (3 958.8 mi) | ||||||||
| Eccentricity | 0.0167086 | ||||||||
| 365 d (12.0 months) | |||||||||
Average orbital speed | 29.78km/s (18.5 mi/s)[1] | ||||||||
| Satellite of | Sol | ||||||||
| Known satellites | 1, Luna | ||||||||
| Physical characteristics | |||||||||
| Total: 510072000 km2 (196940000 sq mi) | |||||||||
| Volume | 1.08321×1012 km3 (2.59876×1011 cu mi) | ||||||||
Mean density | 5.5134 g/cm3 (0.19918 lb/cu in) | ||||||||
| 9.80665 m/s21 g]]; 32.1740 ft/s2) | |||||||||
Sidereal rotation period | 0.997 269 68d (23h 56m 4.100s) | ||||||||
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Eina, also known as the world, the globe, Earth, Sol D or Barra (Gulish: Tiner, Crenish: Warha, Makese: Korok) is the third planet from the Sol and only currently known astronomical object in the Solian System to naturally accommodate life. This is thanks to Eina being a water world, the only one in the planetary system sustaining liquid surface water. Almost all of Eina's water stems from its global oceans those being the Zenian Ocean, Mesican Ocean and Archearan Ocean. All combined, along with seas, lakes, rivers, etc, make up 75.03% of Eina's crust while the remaining 24.97% belongs to land, with biomes such as tundras, savannas, rainforests, mountain ranges along with others.
Scientific analysis shows that Eina rotates around the Sol for 365.2524 days making up an Einic annum. Due to the orbit lasting 365 and a quarter days, every 4 annums; a mega-annum occurs. There are 4 seasons on Eina, that are formed due to the inclination on the rotation axis in the direction of the orbital surface. Eina is also in a binary planetary system with its only long-term natural satellite, Luna, that makes up 2.03% of the binary system's mass altogether.
The formation of Eina occured approximately 4.63 billion years ago during the formation of the Solian System as gas formed within the modern Solian System beginning the history of Eina. During the first billion years of Eina's history, the planet began to cool down from a lava world to a rocky world. Eventually, approximately 4.18 billion years ago came the emergent of water and approximately 4.06 billion years ago came the emergent of life in the form of unicellular organisms.
Since then, life has developed and has entirely encompassed the planet, spawning a plethora of species and occasionally hit with events that cause mass extinction and evolutionary radiation events. Modern Auschosans (Auscho noreing) emerged around 250,000 years ago in northern Eicaklia and has since populated the entire globe to dominate all continents. It has established a society with various civilizations, ethnicities, religions, languages and ideologies. Today, auchsovans have amassed a total population of 7.32 billion auchsovans and have several species.
Etymology
The modern Pilkish word 'Eina' stems from an earlier variant of the word from early Pilkish. The earliest sources for a name for Eina originate from the 1st millennium PKE with several names such as Garda, Fyonia however these were both linked to the land only and many dispute where if these were continent names or Eina names. What is unambitious however is the unknown origin of these words.
No proper terminology was used until the late 17th century when a map maker referred Eina as 'the world' as no official name was given. Several names such as the globe, Earth and Barra were also used before scientist Samuel Click coined the term Eina in 1833. The word rose in popularity throughout the mid 19th century and was officially used and recognized by the League of Free Nations in 1915 and Global Compost in 1942.
Chronology
Formation
Post-formation
Beginning of life
Evolution
Present day and future
Physical features
Surface
Tectonic plates
Structure
Satellites
Luna
Temporary and artificial satellites
Flora & fauna
Plant life
Animals
Auchosovan geography
Natural resources and land use
Environment and climate change
Historical culture and viewpoint
Auschosans
Auschosans were the main specie to discover culture, beginning the first religion known as Balivism.
Bossans
Fiosans
Hetekepans
Posteans
Vampires
Wolatans
Xanans
- ↑ Sciences of the World "Orbital Charactersicts of Eina" Edward K. Grayson Retrieved 30 Jalis 1998.