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depends on your definition of Evolve.

the earth changes over time; under sea volcanoes can create islands (land), some land masses can collide causing mountains to rise, rain and water flow can erode land & mountains, even debris from space can add to earth's mass (meteorites).

in a biological sense, the earth doesn't evolve. in Biology, there needs to be offspring with traits that provide some sort of advantage to that offspring, that is propagated over time.

the earth does not produce offspring, and cannot pass on any information.

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The Earth undergoes various processes like plate tectonics, climate change, and biological evolution, but it does not evolve in the same way living organisms do. These processes shape the Earth's landscape and environment over long periods of time.

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