• Question: what year do you think that there will be no more life?

    Asked by push45end to Maria, John, Faye, Armin on 12 Nov 2019.
    • Photo: Maria McNamara

      Maria McNamara answered on 12 Nov 2019:

      Impossible to say! Definitely by the time the Sun turns into a red giant in 5 billion years’ time – its outer layers will expand and consume Mercury, Venus and the Earth. But I presume at least some life on Earth will have figured out how to leave the solar system by then!

    • Photo: Armin Shams

      Armin Shams answered on 13 Nov 2019: last edited 13 Nov 2019 1:13 pm

      In whole the world, not just on earth, there “may” always be life as there is now after consecutive big bangs in long periods of time. On earth, after billions (if not millions) of years (when huge meteor hits earth, or sun turns into a “red giant” star), if we get on well with each other and with the nature meanwhile

      (warmongers, gas producing corporations, we mean you!)

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