TagliatelliMonster
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This particular piece relates to the period after the continental crust formed....
10 Ways Earth Once Looked Like An Alien Planet - Listverse
The sky hasn’t always been blue. About 3.7 billion years ago, it’s believed, the oceans were green, the continents were black,
and the sky overhead looked like a fuzzy orange haze.
Back then, the makeup of the Earth was very different, and we have every reason to believe that left us with a completely
different color scheme. The oceans were green because iron formations were dissolving into the seawater, spilling a green rust
in and tainting it into the shade of a rusted copper penny. The continents were black because they would have been covered with
cooling lava, and there weren’t any plants to cover it.
And the sky wouldn’t have been blue. Part of the reason it looks blue today is the oxygen in our atmosphere, but there wasn’t very
much of it 3.7 billion years ago. Instead, the sky was mostly methane. As the Sun’s light pierced through an atmosphere of methane,
we would have seen an orange haze hanging overhead.[2]
Do you realize that this description doesn't at all match up with what you were claiming?