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{{TableRow|title=Official Name|data=[[United Earth Republic]]<ref name="ENT01"/><ref name="STSC"/><ref name="LUG25102"/> (founded 2130)<ref name="Articles"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Affiliation|data=[[United Federation of Planets]]<ref name="TOS00"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Distance from Star|data=1 [[astronomical unit|AU]]; 149,680,000km<ref name="STSC"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Orbital Period|data=365.24 days<ref name="STSC"/>}}
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{{TableRow|title=Class|data=[[Planetary Classes#Class M|M]]<ref name="TOS00"/><ref name="STSC"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Surface Temperature|data=-56.7&deg;C to 34&deg;C<ref name="STSC"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Diameter|data=12,756km<ref name="STSC"/>}}
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{{TableRow|title=Natural Satellites|data=[[Luna]]<ref name="TOS00"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Points of Interest|data=[[Earth Spacedock]],<ref name="ST03"/> [[Earth Station McKinley]],<ref name="TNG178"/> [[San Francisco]],<ref name="ST04"/> [[San Francisco Fleet Yards]],<ref name="TOS00"/> [[Starfleet Academy]],<ref name="TOS01"/> [[Starfleet Command]]<ref name="ST01"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Notable Species|data=[[Humans]],<ref name="TOS00"/> [[Cetaceans]]<ref name="ST04"/><ref name="STSC"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Notable Individuals|data=[[Archer, Jonathan|Jonathan Archer]],<ref name="ENT01"/> [[Cochrane, Zefram|Zefram Cochrane]],<ref name="TOS31"/> [[Janeway, Kathryn|Kathryn Janeway]],<ref name="VOY101"/> [[Kirk, James T.|James T. Kirk]],<ref name="TOS01"/> [[Picard, Jean-Luc|Jean-Luc Picard]],<ref name="TNG101"/> [[Pike, Christopher|Christopher Pike]],<ref name="TOS00"/> [[Singh, Khan Noonien|Khan Noonien Singh]],<ref name="TOS24"/> [[Sisko, Benjamin|Benjamin Sisko]]<ref name="DS9401"/>}}
{{TableRow|title=Notable Events|data=[[World War II]],<ref name="TOS52"/> [[Eugenics Wars]],<ref name="TOS23"/> [[World War III]]<ref name="ST08"/>}}
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Earth, the homeworld of the [[Humans|Human]] species,<ref name="TOS00"/> is the third planet in the [[Sol system]],<ref name="TOS00"/> located in the [[Sol Sector]]<ref name="STSC"/> (''aka'' [[Sector 001]]),<ref name="TNG174"/> in the [[Alpha Quadrant]].<ref name="STSC"/> The planet draws its name from the Hebrew word ''erets,'' which means "dirt" or "soil," as the planet was the very ground on which Humans walked.<ref name="Concordance"/> The [[United Earth Republic]], founded in 2130,<ref name="Articles"/> co-founded the [[United Federation of Planets]] in 2161,<ref name="Mosaic"/><ref name="ENT98"/> following the end of the [[Romulan War]],<ref name="TNG158"/> and the planet served as that nation's capital.<ref name="ST04"/> Earth was widely regarded as the nerve center of the [[United Federation of Planets]].<ref name="LUG25102"/> In 2254, the [[Talosians]] viewed an image of the Sol system and many images of Earth’s history while accessing the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701|U.S.S. ''Enterprise''' NCC-1701]]'s computer.<ref name="TOS00"/>
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File:earth-tos-55.jpg|Earth ([[Star Trek|TOS]] [[Assignment: Earth (Episode)|55]])
File:earth-ent-78.jpg|Earth ([[Star Trek: Enterprise|ENT]] [[Storm Front, Part II (Episode)|78]])
File:nyc-tos-28.jpg|[[New York City]], 1930 ([[Star Trek|TOS]] [[The City on the Edge of Forever (Episode)|28]])
File:nyc-tos-55.jpg|[[New York City]], 1966 ([[Star Trek: The Original Series|TOS]] [[Assignment: Earth (Episode)|55]])
File:san_francisco_bay_stadium-ent-79.jpg|[[San Francisco]] Bay Stadium, 2154 ([[Star Trek: Enterprise|ENT]] [[Home (Episode)|79]])
File:san_francisco_bay_stadium-ent-79-2.jpg|[[San Francisco]] Bay Stadium, 2154 ([[Star Trek: Enterprise|ENT]] [[Home (Episode)|79]])
File:san_francisco_1893-tng-226.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 1893 ([[Star Trek: The Next Generation|TNG]] [[Time's Arrow (Episode)|226]])
File:san_francisco_1893-tng-227.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 1893 ([[Star Trek: The Next Generation|TNG]] [[Time's Arrow, Part II (Episode)|227]])
File:san_francisco-st-04.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 1986 ([[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Film)|''Star Trek IV'']])
File:san_francisco-st-04-2.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 1986 ([[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Film)|''Star Trek IV'']])
File:san_francisco-ent-01-02.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 2151 ([[Star Trek: Enterprise|ENT]] [[Broken Bow (Episode)|01-02]])
File:san_francisco-st01.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 2273 ([[Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Film)|''Star Trek: The Motion Picture'']])
File:san_francisco-voy-122.jpg|[[San Francisco]], 2372<ref name="VOY122"/>
File:starfleet_academy-tng-219.jpg|[[Starfleet Academy]], 2368 ([[Star Trek: The Next Generation|TNG]] [[The First Duty (Episode)|219]])
File:starfleet_command-ent-14.jpg|[[Starfleet Command]], 2151 ([[Star Trek: Enterprise|ENT]] [[Shadows of P'Jem (Episode)|14]])
File:starfleet_command-st-04.jpg|[[Starfleet Command]], c.2285 ([[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Film)|''Star Trek IV'']])
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==Environment and Geography==
A [[Class M planet]],<ref name="TOS00"/> Earth has a highly varied climate, and the planet&mdash;from the interiors of volcanoes to the bottoms of its oceans&mdash;teems with life.<ref name="LUG25102"/> Temperatures in the polar zones rarely rise above freezing and are inhospitable to life, and the sub-arctic zones, while also hostile to most life forms, are nevertheless home to very hardy plants and small animals; temperatures around the equator are often too hot for comfortable Human habitation during the summer months. The majority of Humans live in the planet's sub-tropical belts.<ref name="Decipher7"/> Large portions of the planet remain off-limits to further development as conservation zones or wilderness parks.<ref name="LUG25102"/><ref name="ST05"/>

Earth's landmass is divided into seven continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia/Oceana, Europe, North America, and South America. Antarctica covers the planet's South Pole, and while heavily mined for natural resources, it has few permanent inhabitants, due to its harsh climate. North America, Europe, and Asia are heavily industrialized. [[Mount Everest]], the highest point on the planet, is located in Asia.<ref name="Decipher7"/>

Earth's hydrosphere is divided into seven major bodies: the Arctic Ocean, the Arabian Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. The Arctic Ocean covers the North Pole and is largely covered with a thick ice cap.<ref name="Decipher7"/> There is a significant amount of water on the planet, with 78% of the surface being covered with it,<ref name="LUG25102"/> making Earth very nearly a [[Class O planet]] (80% or more of the surface being liquid water).<ref name="STSC"/> The Pacific Ocean is the largest body of water on Earth; it divides the continent of Asia from the Americas, and completely surrounds Australia and the islands of Oceana. The lowest point on the planet, the [[Marianas Trench]], is also located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.<ref name="Decipher7"/>

Humans spent centuries working to restore the planet's damaged ecosystems and to restore lost species. This became even more urgent following the destruction wrought by the planet's [[World War III|Third World War]]. Weather control probes and oceanic fertilization programs helped to restore the planet to its prewar state,<ref name="LUG25102"/> and although the reintroduction of [[Cetaceans|humpback whales]]&mdash;belatedly determined to be a sapient species&mdash;via time travel in the 2280s<ref name="ST04"/> was a dramatic example, genetic reconstruction programs restored thousands of extinct species, including the [[Passenger pigeons|passenger pigeon]], the [[Great auks|great auk]], the [[Bengal tigers|Bengal tiger]], and the [[White rhinoceroses|white rhinoceros]].<ref name="LUG25102"/>

==History==
The history of Human civilization on Earth could be described as "a chronicle of failed attempts to get along with itself until, at last, humanity got it right."<ref name="Decipher7"/> From the beginning, Human ideals were forged and defended in conflict, and the seeds of the ideals upon which the Federation was founded could be found in the wars of the fifth century B.C.E., in the wars between the Greek city states and the Persian Empire.<ref name="LUG25102"/>

The twentieth century saw both democracy and despotism, and the conflicts between the two proved calamitous on a global scale.<ref name="TOS52"/><ref name="LUG25102"/><ref name="Decipher7"/> Two world wars resulted in hundreds of millions of deaths, both military and civilian, as well as the advent of weapons based upon nuclear fission.<ref name="TOS52"/><ref name="Decipher7"/> Following the [[World War II|Second World War]], the [[United Nations]] was formed, but it ultimately failed, as it had no real power to curb member nations' sovereign rights, and it had little influence over private interests.<ref name="Decipher7"/> As the century drew to a close, this was made dramatically clear when the [[Chrysalis Project]],<ref name="Khan1"/> a privately-funded team of scientists, used highly advanced genetic engineering techniques to produce the [[Augments]],<ref name="ENT80"/> a group of modified Humans who were superior to the species norm.<ref name="TOS24"/> In a series of coups, they quietly and anonymously<ref name="Khan2"/><ref name="Decipher7"/> seized power in 40 nations.<ref name="TOS24"/> The most powerful of the Augments, [[Singh, Khan Noonien|Khan Noonien Singh]], secretly reigned over a quarter of the planet's population at the height of his power.<ref name="TOS24"/><ref name="Khan2"/> The Augments soon fell out with one another, and conducted a series of internecine conflicts among themselves that, as a whole, were known as the [[Eugenics Wars]].<ref name="TOS24"/><ref name="ENT80"/> In 1996, Khan and more than 80 of his Augment followers were forced to flee the planet,<ref name="TOS24"/> seizing a classified, experimental spacecraft, the [[DY-100 class]], which they dubbed the [[S.S. Botany Bay|S.S. ''Botany Bay'']], from a secret military facility in the Nevada desert.<ref name="Khan2"/> The century ended on a note of optimism, with the ground-breaking ceremonies for the [[Millennium Gate]],<ref name="VOY217"/> as well as one of humanity's first attempts to travel into deep space. In 1999, philanthropist [[Basilius, Optimo|Optimo Basilius]] sponsored a project that took 2000 volunteer colonists from the [[United States of America]] and the [[China|People's Republic of China]], and sent them into deep space. Contact was lost more than 50 years later, however, and their fate remained a mystery for more than two centuries.<ref name="Decipher7"/>

The conflicts and strife of the twentieth century carred over into the twenty-first, however, but the first inklings of a better future began in 2028, with the humanitarian reforms to the [[Sanctuary Districts]] that followed in the wake of the [[Bell Riots]].<ref name="DS9457"/><ref name="DS9458"/> On 1 May 2053,<ref name="Sundered"/> the [[World War III|Third World War]] broke out, with nuclear strikes devastating much of the planet.<ref name="ST08"/> Most contemporary accounts  of the period were lost, and the historical record of the era remained fragmentary.<ref name="TOS24"/><ref name="ST08"/> More than 600 million died in the brief war, and humanity was plunged into another dark age, with advanced civilization surviving only in pockets.<ref name="ST08"/> The [[Postatomic Horror]] gripped much of the planet, and some areas saw a return to barbaric "courts" where guilt or innocence was less important than the entertainment of the masses, and military forces were controlled by the use of narcotics.<ref name="TNG101"/> In 2063, however, [[Cochrane, Zefram|Zefram Cochrane]] and his assistant, [[Sloane, Lily|Lily Sloane]] developed Earth's first [[Warp drive|warp drive]] engine from a modified [[Titan V]] rocket. On 5 April 2063, the first flight of the ship, the ''[[Phoenix]],'' caught the attention of a passing [[Vulcans|Vulcan]] ship,<ref name="ST08"/> the ''[[T'Plana Hath (ship)|T'Plana Hath]].''<ref name="ST08N"/> The Vulcans initiated first contact, marking the first formal contact between Humans and an extraterrestrial species.<ref name="ST08"/> (Prior contacts with Vulcans,<ref name="ENT28"/> [[Ferengi]],<ref name="DS9480"/> and [[Devidians]],<ref name="TNG226"/><ref name="TNG227"/> among others, were all cloaked in secrecy or unnoticed by Humans of the time).

First contact forced a radical shift in how Humans viewed themselves, and their place in the galaxy.<ref name="ST08"/> With the assistance of the Vulcans, Humans began the process of repairing the damage to Earth wrought by nuclear war. Over the course of the next century, the scourges of poverty, disease, and war were eventually eradicated.<ref name="ST08"/> The [[United Earth Republic|United Earth]] government was formed in 2130,<ref name="Articles"/> with Australia being the last country to join in 2150.<ref name="TNG260"/><ref name="GoodThatMenDo"/> Technology continued to advance, although the Vulcans refused to simply give Humans the technologies that the Vulcans had already developed, preferring to prompt the younger species to develop the technologies on their own, much to humanity's growing frustration.<ref name="ENT01"/> In 2145, [[Erickson, Emory|Emory Erickson]] invented the first functional [[transporter]],<ref name="ENT86"/> which in 2151 was certified safe for transporting living organisms.<ref name="ENT01"/> Also in 2151, during humanity's first contact with [[Klingons]], the [[Enterprise NX-01|''Enterprise'' NX-01]], the first Human-built craft capable of reaching warp 5, launched from the [[San Francisco Fleet Yards]].<ref name="ENT01"/> A year later, the ''Enterprise'' made first contact with the [[Romulan Star Empire]]. By 2155, humanity had brokered peace agreements between several of its neighbors&mdash;notably the Vulcans, [[Andorians]], and [[Tellarites]]&mdash;and had laid the groundwork for the [[Coalition of Planets]], an alliance between humanity and those three powers.<ref name="ENT88"/><ref name="ENT97"/> The Romulan Empire felt threatened by such a potentially powerful alliance on its border, and began to take steps to disrupt the Coalition before it could even be formed.<ref name="ENT88"/><ref name="ENT89"/><ref name="ENT90"/> Within a year, the Coalition was at war with the Romulans, but the damage had been done. The Romulans had a weapon that enabled them to remotely take control of Coalition ships, to which non-Human ships were more susceptible. The Coalition began to splinter, and Earth soon found itself facing the Romulans with only meager support from its Coalition partners.<ref name="KobayashiMaru"/><ref name="RomWar1"/><ref name="RomWar2"/> The war ended after Human forces inflicted a decisive defeat at the [[Battle of Cheron]].<ref name="TNG158"/><ref name="RomWar2"/> An armistice was negotiated over [[subspace radio]], and a [[Romulan Neutral Zone|neutral zone]] was established between the Empire and what later became Federation space.<ref name="TOS08"/> In 2161, following the conclusion of the [[Romulan War]], delegations from Earth, [[Andoria]], [[Vulcan]], [[Tellar Prime]], and [[Alpha Centauri]] met on Earth and drafted the conventions that founded the United Federation of Planets.<ref name="ENT98"/><ref name="RomWar2"/>

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Earth enjoys one of the most advanced, peaceful, and materially pleasant cultures of any known species. There was no case of terrorist bombing or a State of Emergency, other than the [[Borg]] attack of 2366, reported in over a century prior to the [[Antwerp Conference]] incident and the [[Changelings|Changeling]] scare of 2372.<ref name="DS9483"/> Its worldwide power-relay system is run by the Division of Planetary Operations to operate sensors, [[transporter|transporters]] and surface-based defense installations. [[Starfleet]] also has its own emergency back-up system.<ref name="DS9484"/>

==Government==
The United Earth Republic was born from a union of the [[United States of America]] and the [[European Hegemony]]<ref name="LUG25102"/> in 2130,<ref name="Articles"/> resulting in a structure that combined both the European parliamentary system and North American federalism.<ref name="LUG25102"/><ref name="ENT96"/><ref name="RomWar1"/> Although the pre-existing national governments continued to exist, they were, from that point forward, more akin to the state governments under the United States.<ref name="LUG25102"/> The head of state of the United Earth is the office of the President of the United Earth Republic,<ref name="RomWar1"/> while the head of the government is the Prime Minister.<ref name="ENT96"/> Australia joined the United Earth Republic in 2150, and it was the last country to do so.<ref name="TNG260"/><ref name="GoodThatMenDo"/> 

==Points of Interest==
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* Asia:
** [[Baikonur Cosmodrome]]
** [[Istanbul|Constantinople/Istanbul]]
* Australia/Oceana:
** [[New Zealand]]
* Europe:
** [[France]]: [[LaBarre]], UFP Council Chamber
* North America:
** [[Alaska]]: [[Bering Sea]], [[Earth Station McKinley]]
** [[Canada]]: [[Calgary]]
** [[California]]: [[Alameda]], [[Chronowerx]], [[Fusion Club]], [[Griffith Observatory]], [[Los Angeles]], [[Marin County Ship Yards]], [[Mojave]], [[San Francisco]], [[San Francisco Fleet Yards]], [[Starfleet Academy]], [[Starfleet Command]]
** [[Florida]]
** Louisiana: [[Audubon Park]]
** Michigan: [[Detroit]]
** New York: [[New York City]]
** Oklahoma: [[Broken Bow]]
** [[Pennsylvania]]: [[Carbon Creek]]
** Washington, D.C.: [[White House]]
* South America:
** [[Venezuela]]: [[Angel Falls]]

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