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Earth Named After A God. The name “earth” is unique among the planets in our solar system. In fact the greeks called earth gaia, which means mother (not soil). The name earth is an english/german name which. Every planet in the solar system is named after. Even pluto, our system’s maligned dwarf planet, was named after the god of the dead. Gaia was originally a preter. Er…he got it wrong in his statement that earth wasn’t named after a greek god. All of the planets, except for earth, were named after greek and roman gods and godesses. Earth gets its name from old english and german words for ground. Uranus, neptune and pluto, all unknown in classical times, were named by the modern astronomers who discovered them, but still. This was the name the planet might. Unlike the other planets named after roman or greek gods and goddesses, earth’s name has a more terrestrial and ancient origin.

This was the name the planet might. Even pluto, our system’s maligned dwarf planet, was named after the god of the dead. All of the planets, except for earth, were named after greek and roman gods and godesses. Unlike the other planets named after roman or greek gods and goddesses, earth’s name has a more terrestrial and ancient origin. Every planet in the solar system is named after. Er…he got it wrong in his statement that earth wasn’t named after a greek god. In fact the greeks called earth gaia, which means mother (not soil). Uranus, neptune and pluto, all unknown in classical times, were named by the modern astronomers who discovered them, but still. Gaia was originally a preter. The name earth is an english/german name which.

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Earth Named After A God Er…he got it wrong in his statement that earth wasn’t named after a greek god. The name “earth” is unique among the planets in our solar system. Every planet in the solar system is named after. All of the planets, except for earth, were named after greek and roman gods and godesses. Even pluto, our system’s maligned dwarf planet, was named after the god of the dead. Er…he got it wrong in his statement that earth wasn’t named after a greek god. Unlike the other planets named after roman or greek gods and goddesses, earth’s name has a more terrestrial and ancient origin. In fact the greeks called earth gaia, which means mother (not soil). Earth gets its name from old english and german words for ground. Uranus, neptune and pluto, all unknown in classical times, were named by the modern astronomers who discovered them, but still. This was the name the planet might. The name earth is an english/german name which. Gaia was originally a preter.