Like nothing on earth

extremely peculiar.

The alien landscape stretched before them, its jagged, rainbow-hued rock formations like nothing on Earth.

by Arminkshipper July 4, 2024

scum of the earth

The phrase "scum of the earth" is a derogatory term used to describe someone who is the worst person on earth. It implies that they have no morals, lack empathy, and have a general disregard and disrespect for others. People who are "scums of the earth" usually partake in activities such as: lying, cheating, and gaslighting. This is an offensive term that should not be used lightly.

"I heard he was cheating on his girlfriend with his ex during the entire 3 year relationship. He's a scum of the earth."

by hahahahahahahahah234 October 28, 2024

end of the earth

THE only good song from marina diamandis's album LOVE+FEAR

X: whats your favourite song from love+fear
Y: end of the earth, the rest of the songs on that album are awful
X: i agree

by lana del rey but cooler January 26, 2025

talk to earth

Saying that someone needs to stop talking to you with such disrespect, or to stop saying something because they are wrong. Essentially telling them to get more in touch with nature (Earth) so they can be more humble and not disrespectful or judgmental.

"Damn bro, are you really wearing fake Jordan's right now?" "Are you blind? My J's are not fake, talk to earth."

by Ender Crowe February 4, 2025

Down to earth

"Down to earth" can be used to describe a person who is considered realistic and can be seen as relatable to most people.

I like talking to Emma, she is so down to earth!

by iliketacos07 January 26, 2026

Down to earth

A phrase used to describe a person who is know as relatable and realistic

I love talking to Emma, she is so down to earth

by iliketacos07 January 26, 2026

Critical Theory of Earth Sciences

The application of Critical Theory to earth sciences—examining how knowledge of the planet is shaped by power, politics, and economics, and how it might serve ecological justice. Critical Theory of Earth Sciences asks: Who funds earth science? For what purposes? How do corporate and state interests shape climate research, resource extraction, and environmental policy? Whose knowledge of the Earth is valued, whose ignored? Drawing on environmental justice and postcolonial science studies, it insists that earth sciences are never just about the planet—they're about who gets to study it, who benefits from that knowledge, and who pays.

"Earth science just studies the planet, they say. Critical Theory of Earth Sciences asks: studies it for whom? Oil companies fund geology to find more oil; climate science is suppressed when it threatens profit. Earth science is political. Critical theory insists on asking: whose Earth is being studied, and for whose benefit?"

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 4, 2026