Is humanity’s end closer than we think? Supercomputer’s grim prediction raises alarm
Scientists from the University of Bristol predict that Earth will merge into a supercontinent, Pangaea Ultima, near the equator in 250 million years. This formation will lead to extreme heat, high humidity, and volcanic activity, rendering 92% of Earth's land too hot for mammals. Humans may have to adapt drastically or utilize technology to survive.
Scientists from the University of Bristol predict that Earth will merge into a supercontinent, Pangaea Ultima, near the equator in 250 million years. This formation will lead to extreme heat, high humidity, and volcanic activity, rendering 92% of Earth's land too hot for mammals. Humans may have to adapt drastically or utilize technology to survive.
