How will life end on Earth? Study rules out meteorites and climate change

NASA researchers have been able to determine when Earth’s apocalypse will be. A supercomputer reveals the year in which all live series will be exinuated.

Experts Predict the Earth Will Eventually Run Out of Oxygen

Researchers believe that life on Earth will end when the atmosphere's oxygen levels decline, which say will happen in about a billion years.

How will life end on Earth? Study rules out meteorites and climate change

A recent Toho University study has revealed that the end of life will not happen by climate change or a meteorite hit, but a sheer lack of oxygen on the planet

NASA study pinpoints exact moment Earth will run out of oxygen

A study done in conjunction with NASA has pinpointed the moment that Earth will 'run out of oxygen' as CO2 increases, triggering the collapse of the world.

A model developed by scientists from NASA and the University of Toho projects a dr stica ca da of rich ox geno atmosf due to the increase in solar luminosity, which will make the complex life in the future of the planet unviable.

A recent study developed by researchers at Toho University (Japan) and the Georgia Institute of Technology, in collaboration with NASA, has projected a future scenario in which Earth will no longer be a habitable planet. According to large-scale simulations conducted by scientists Kazumi Ozaki and Christopher Reinhard, within approximately one billion years, Earth's atmosphere will lose one of its fundamental characteristics: the ability to main…