Chapter 1
  Theia

Millions of years ago, many different hot particles wandering in space and sudden blasts from the sun had created a ball of pure lava, with a slightly hard surface, floating around the sun, after Venus, and before Mars. Since then, early Earth has had many collisions. But none was bigger than the Great Theia collision. Theia was a small planet floating through other planets' orbits.

Theia was on it’s way, although since it was closer to the sun (where Earth was), Theia began to go faster. The early Earth was just floating when Theia crashed into Earth. Lava flew hundreds of miles away, and Theia was destroyed. debris and molten rock blasted away and joined in space creating a miniature Earth, the early Moon.

Chapter 2 

The Moon

The Moon was very close to the Earth, keeping it's surface molten. Over time, steam built up and created rainy clouds, and the atmosphere. These clouds blocked the Moon from the Earth and it drifted away, a bit. Soon, the surface began to solidify. A few large mountains remained and a few became volcanoes. Then, after a plateau had risen, rain settled in.

Chapter 3

Rain

The steam clouds had cooled in space, and created water. Rain broke out for hundreds of years, and filled all the areas around the plateau. Lava filled the center and divided the crust into plates. Rain created soil, and it created grass. This plateau is known as Pangea. Soon, simple life-forms began in the oceans.

Soon, those simple life-forms began to grow more complex, and eventually came over to land, such as trees, plants, birds, and dinosaurs. The dinosaurs lived for long, from Triceratops to Tyranasaurus Rexes. 

Chapter 4

Dinosaurs

The dinosaurs were large animals which were mostly carnivores. Most kids to this day love them, and many movies have been made about them, like Jurassic Park, which also refers to the dinosaurs living in the Jurassic period. Then, the first change to the tectonic plates happened.