Have you ever wondered who came up with the name of our planet?

You probably did not know this but unlike other planets, no real historical data can be found on the person (or group) that named our planet "Earth". The term Earth comes from Old English and High Germanic and is the only planet not named after a Greek or Roman god. It means "The Ground".
The Eath isn't round!

The Earth Isn't Exactly Round, Planet Earth is shaped more like a bumpy spheroid which looks like a flatter circle. This impact gravity as well if Earth were a perfect sphere, its gravitational field would be the same everywhere. But in reality, the planet's surface is bumpy, and water flow, ice drift and the movement of the tectonic plates beneath Earth's crust all change the pull of gravity.
There Are More Viruses Than Stars in the Universe

As you may know Earth is teeming with viruses. There are an estimated 10 nonillion individual viruses on the planet. Another fact you may not know is nonillion is a number with 36 zeros. That's enough to assign one to every star in the universe 100 million times over.
You inhale Cosmic Dust daily
"Cosmic dust" sounds magical, but chances are you've inhaled a good amount of it just on your way to work. On a daily basis, dust from meteorites, comets, and other solar bodies fall to earth in tiny particles that increase the levels of sodium and iron in the planet's atmosphere. Scientists studying the phenomenon estimate that altogether, about 60 tons of cosmic dust is falling to earth daily.
Saharan dust

Dust can travel in the atmosphere, and besides causing odd-colored rain, can also make the sky look hazy and cause asthma attacks in vulnerable people. You can get Saharan dust all over the world.
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- Robbie
That's a very cool post! It's nice to see more of these kind of posts on Serey.
Hello, I see you plagiarized this text from:
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/g32107914/earth-strange-facts/?slide=1
https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2469/10-interesting-things-about-earth/
plagiarized is a big word, look for your self: https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2469/10-interesting-things-about-earth/
After checking it again, we think your text actually fine. Apologize for calling it plagiarized.
Not everything, only the saharan desert, I will make sure it will not happen again or give it my own spin. Thank u for ur feedback