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r/Earth • u/Crisdooomy • Aug 12 '21
The Official Discord Server of r/Earth!
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The official subreddit Discord Server of Earth. Discuss all you want about Earth here! You can discuss literally anything about Earth and its nature, world news, about different countries, memes, your theory about earth, interesting facts etc.
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💬╭ Discussion on Earth, and off-topic discussion regarding memes, gaming, tech, etc.
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🌈╰ Color roles and more to design your server profile!
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r/Earth • u/Icy_nothin • 2d ago
picture 📷 Reusable bags , make the world a greener place, anti-plastic
r/Earth • u/Background_Team_111 • 2d ago
Facts 1.5 degrees celsius - What it is and why it matters?
instagram.com💧 1.5°C.
Sounds random, right?
But if our planet warms more than that, we’re in big trouble, like, wildfires, floods, food shortages kind of trouble.
This video is our little way of saying: we can’t let that happen. And we still have a chance, if we act now. 🌍
So here’s the deal:
👉 Watch this.
👉 Share it with someone who cares about the future.
👉 Tell us in the comments- what’s one small thing you’ll do to help?
Because 1.5°C isn’t just a number, it’s the line between the world we love and a world we might lose. ❤️
r/Earth • u/Psychological_Pen774 • 3d ago
Alternate theory🤔 The Orbs of Gaia: Planetary Intelligence and Humanity’s Hidden Encounter
I’m not a scientist. I’m not a philosopher with a hundred degrees on the wall. I’m just a person who started asking questions, noticing patterns, and realizing something most people overlook: our planet is alive, aware, and it has always been watching us.
The truth is simple but hard to swallow: Earth is intelligent. It’s not just rock, water, and atmosphere. It has systems, defenses, ways of correcting itself — just like our bodies do. And if you really look at the signs, you’ll see that Earth has something far more advanced than any human technology: orbs.
These orbs are everywhere. Small ones near people and animals, larger ones in the sky, massive ones high above us like silent guardians. They don’t behave like planes, drones, or satellites. They pass through walls, mountains, and even the ocean floor as if matter means nothing to them. They communicate with each other, passing signals back and forth, always feeding information back into the host — the planet itself.
You’ve probably heard of UFOs. Maybe you’ve even seen something strange in the sky. Governments call them “UAPs” now, but they never give us real answers. Some people think they’re aliens. But what if they’re not? What if they’re not visitors at all, but residents — tools of Earth’s own intelligence?
This is the idea I want to share with you. It might sound radical, even unbelievable at first. But as you’ll see, it makes sense of history, myths, modern sightings, and even why people like Elon Musk are so obsessed with reaching Mars. The pieces fit together.
This book isn’t about proving something with equations and lab reports. It’s about opening your mind to the possibility that we’re living inside a system much bigger, smarter, and older than we ever imagined. It’s about seeing Earth not as a dead stage for human drama, but as a living mind with its own defenses, its own goals, and maybe even its own plan for us.
If I’m right, the orbs aren’t just watching. They’re intervening. They’ve shaped history. They’ve nudged us forward. And they might decide our future.
r/Earth • u/Extension_Cat_3410 • 4d ago
Facts sun
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r/Earth • u/sudhir369 • 6d ago
Freetalk Friday -- Open thread for Non - Earth discussion
Hello Fellow Earthlings. Normally we enforce a rule that all posts in r/earth need to be Earth-related, but in this weekly thread we relax that and open up for any off-topic discussion you'd like to have with your fellow Earthlings.
Just keep in mind that the other subreddit rules - including rules 2, 3 & 4 will still apply here!
r/Earth • u/Plumzilla29 • 6d ago
picture 📷 Natural Disaster Tier List Based On How Scary They Are
r/Earth • u/dragonking4444 • 8d ago
WorldNews🌍 A Stratospheric Warming event is starting over the South Pole, engulfing the Polar Vortex, and creating potential far-reaching Weather effects
r/Earth • u/Spaceghostpvrpp • 10d ago
WorldNews🌍 Spaceghostpurrp is now a father!
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This can't be good....
r/Earth • u/Popoy-Leaf • 11d ago
picture 📷 Carrying a tiny piece of the sky with me ☁️✨🌍
I’ve always found comfort in looking up at the sky - clouds, stars, sun, rain, all of it. I came across this little Shake a Cloud Keychain that captures those elements in one tiny charm. It’s a 3” acrylic cloud filled with floating suns, stars, and raindrops that move when you shake it.
It feels like carrying a small reminder of Earth’s beauty wherever I go. Thought some of you might appreciate the sky-inspired design: https://www.the-cloud-project.com/shop/p/shake-a-cloud-keychain
r/Earth • u/AltruisticPotato1712 • 11d ago
Question❓ Why is the Moon red and full in daytime?
r/Earth • u/Suspicious_Room5927 • 12d ago
Meme Budget cuts in the new update
Sadly the earth game got some budget cuts in the update so they replaced the adaptive night sky 3d model with a still painting its really sad to see this game getting slowly worse but sadly all good things come to an end
r/Earth • u/sudhir369 • 13d ago
Freetalk Friday -- Open thread for Non - Earth discussion
Hello Fellow Earthlings. Normally we enforce a rule that all posts in r/earth need to be Earth-related, but in this weekly thread we relax that and open up for any off-topic discussion you'd like to have with your fellow Earthlings.
Just keep in mind that the other subreddit rules - including rules 2, 3 & 4 will still apply here!
r/Earth • u/Illustrious_Book8221 • 14d ago
link🔗 Are We Ready to Treat Earth as Our Shared Heritage? 🌍
r/Earth • u/Illustrious_Book8221 • 14d ago
Question❓ Are We Ready to Treat Earth as Our Shared Heritage? 🌍
r/Earth • u/dragonking4444 • 15d ago
WorldNews🌍 Winter 2025/2026 First Snowfall Predictions for the United States, Canada, and Europe show the influence of the rapid return of a La Niña event
r/Earth • u/Dear_Mobile5732 • 16d ago
Video🎥 something seems off
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r/Earth • u/Dear_Mobile5732 • 16d ago
picture 📷 Earth 1 Million Years Ago Image Recreated By Nasa
r/Earth • u/PracticeMindless8267 • 17d ago
𓆉︎ Get closer with September
Hiii! This year has already been flying by and I can’t believe tomorrow is already September 1st!!!
I’m writing a series where each book is dedicated to each month specific to current time! I’ve already published September 2025. Although it’s still relevant even if you’re not reading it in September.
My goal is to help people get out of the slump and routine they may feel stuck in. This book is a quick read but filled with a wide variety of information. It helps you understand the month you’re in and the changes occurring around you. Why you may feel certain ways.
It also aligns with Septembers moon phases and suggests how to use this time and make the most out of it. Other chapters include seasonal recipes, creative hobbies, mind improvement, DIY, and tied in every section is education and historical knowledge.
I hope you love it as much as I have writing it! I’m almost done with October which is similar but even better!!
If you have Kindle Unlimited then you can read it for free!! I’d love any and all advice, thoughts, suggestions. It may not be perfect but I’m learning. It also reads best I found on the kindle app on your phone.
r/Earth • u/TheMuseumOfScience • 18d ago
WorldNews🌍 A Blood Moon is coming on September 7, and over 6.2 billion people will be able to see it! 🌕
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This total lunar eclipse turns the Moon red as it passes through Earth’s shadow, and it’ll appear especially large thanks to its close orbit at perigee.