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Millions of years ago, Earth was a watery planet. Totally enveloped in a salty, primal ocean, the land we walk upon today appeared over countless millennia as the subsiding seas were slowly evaporated by the energy of the sun. Still today, over seventy percent of the Earth is covered in water, which is why our planet is also referred to as the “blue planet.” Her mesmerizing blue color and awe-striking beauty has fascinated astronauts since man first entered space.