Making a planet

Here is more great writing advice from Life, the Universe, and Everything. The theme of the presentation is making a planet. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker.

What kind of planets will be created by what planets? Different suns create temperature.
The bigger the star the faster it burns out.
If a star is older, red dwarf: its expanded earth would absorb. Planets further out may be habitual.
A planet close to a sun has less of an atmosphere; radiation of sun will blow off the atmosphere.
Planet core: earth had a metal core: all metal sink to core and minerals stay at the top.
Core creates the magnetic field. Jupiter has liquid hydrogen. Venus planet has liquid ammonia cores. Size of the body will influence how quickly a planet cool.
Radioactive decay it what influence tetanic plates.
Mantle is not lava. It’s a solid mineral. It circulates a slow rate of time. Minters from mantle bring up items to surface that life relies on for survival
Earth is not hollow. It defies physics. To have a hollow world, it is a construct. Better have good reasons to exist.
Crust: a tectonic plate brings things that get distributed through the soil.
The continental crust is lighter than ocean crust.
Tectonics moving around. Hit each other and create the hilimia mountains.
Nitrogen and co2 rise up from a volcano to help make breathable.
Solar winds are when big stars bow atmosphere off core planets.
A lot of mountains are created along a shoreline.
Plates slam into each other. Place where mountains are don’t have volcanos.
Land influence by ocean currents, rain on seafood side of the mountain.
If you have warm water that is rising along a cost line will cause to be lush.
Cold water drops and can cause deserts.
The atmosphere, mountain ranges, and oceans.
There are climate bands rainforest and desert belts. And temperate belts.
Tiga belt forest belts.
In order to get dirt, you need to have something eroding. Rain can erode stone/roc.
The earth and moon stabilize our orbit. And prevents earth from wobbling.
Moons give tides. The position of moons on opposite side can cancel one another or two moons on the same side can create a super tide.
Plants created the earth with oxygen.