Date of life ends on earth
A supercomputer simulation made by researchers at Toho University using NASA’s Planetory modeling predicts that oxygen from Earth will disappear in about one billion years, which would make it impossible to survive. The study discovered the possible development of the Earth’s atmosphere, including 400,000 simulation. This shocking report states that as the sun’s age increases, it will become hot and shiny, affecting the Earth’s climate. The water will evaporate, the surface temperature will increase, and the carbon cycle will weaken, which will die the plants and stop the production of oxygen.
Oxygen will end from Earth
The report also states that the atmosphere will return to the position of high methane, which reminds of the early earth before the oxidation event. The study published in Nature Geosines, titled ‘Life of the Earth’s Oxygen -rich atmosphere’ found that the future lifespan of the Earth’s oxygen atmosphere is just one billion years.
Kazumi Ozaki, assistant professor at Toho University in Tokyo, Japan, said in a news release, “For many years, the lifespan of the Earth’s biosphere has been discussed on the basis of scientific knowledge about the sun’s continuous shining and global carbonate-cylocate gexynic cycle.”
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“A result of such theoretical structure is a continuous decline in the level of atmospheric CO2 and the rise in global temperature on the geological time limit. It is generally believed that the Earth’s biosphere will end in two billion years, because if it is a combination of excessive heat and lack of CO2 for photosynthesis. If it is true, we can expect that we can expect that the distant future will be reduced in the distant future, however, however, it will not be clear. Is that when and how it will happen. “
While theoretically life can be present in such an environment, it will be very different from the information we get. Kazumi Ozaki mentioned that previous estimates suggest that the Earth’s biosphere will end in two billion years due to excessive heat and lack of CO2. This new research reduces the time limit and predicts rapid oxygen deficiency in a billion years.
