What does the future of the planet look like? What does the future hold for the planet?

First of all, according to the continuous destruction of the current world environment, the earth will gradually change in the near future. Temperatures are rising year by year, glaciers are melting massively, areas at lower elevations are currently submerged, and the global environment will change.

Since the earth was almost all water at that time, the temperature on the earth's crust was very unbalanced with the temperature in the earth's crust, but the earth would automatically balance this temperature difference, so the earth's crust would continue to release heat to replenish the earth's crust, because the heat was always transmitted from high to low, and this release process was daunting**. Frequent ** will lead to the evolution of the vicissitudes of life. Then the earth will go through billions of years of changes and accumulations, and gradually produce a new generation of intelligent life.

Second, as the solar energy is exhausted, it transforms into a red giant or white dwarf, and is swallowed by the sun from the Earth.

At the current rate of ecological energy development, I think that if humanity has not died out in a few decades, the progress of science and technology will allow mankind to use ecological energy more easily, and solar and wind energy may be easily used by everyone, so that the amount of coal used will be greatly reduced, although it will deteriorate for a while, and it will definitely improve in the future. Believe in human beings, or start from yourself, to be an environmental protection person!

The ecological environment was destroyed to the ground, n years later, human beings perished, and after n years, new intelligent species were born.

Or, humanity is almost extinct, the surviving humans mutate, and new civilizations emerge.

In the future, all planets will become less dense because the universe is expanding. The Earth would be knocked to pieces, and then the pieces would reaggregate into a new planet.

What does the future hold for the planet? Scientists have their own opinions and debate on this.

Some scientists have concluded that the radius of the Earth is 2 kilometers shorter than when the Alps began to form more than 200 million years ago. From this, it can be estimated that the radius of the Earth is decreasing by millimeters every year.

Some people say that the earth has been getting bigger for a long time, so the continents that originally enveloped the entire earth have been cracked, and now these cracks continue to widen, indicating that it is still expanding. <>

Some say that there is a possibility that the Earth will become another Venus. Because the greenhouse effect will make the earth hotter and hotter. By 2100, sea levels could rise by 30 metres when the global average temperature rises3.

If this continues, in tens of thousands of years or more, the Earth will become lifeless and become a cloud-covered Venus, at which point humanity will be unable to survive on Earth. <>

Some say that the earth will be destroyed in the future. The first is due to the human factor. Human beings continue to use fossil energy, they produce a lot of carbon dioxide in combustion, which accumulates in the atmosphere, preventing the heat from escaping outward, and after a long time, the temperature of the earth's surface will continue to rise, so the ice and snow at the poles will melt, the level of the ocean will rise by 500 meters, and all the land will be submerged by the sea.

In addition, a nuclear war would lead to the destruction of the planet. The second is due to natural destructive factors. Since the six main floating layers that make up the earth's crust are constantly moving slowly, when these stratigraphic plates collide with each other, the earth's crust will change, therefore, **, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis and other phenomena will occur frequently, which will bring serious disasters to the earth's life.

Meteorologists predict that the next ice age will occur in 10,000 years, because the direction of the Earth's axis is slowly changing, and in 20,000 years, even in summer, the climate will become very cold and all life will die. The third is the destruction of the earth due to a devastating blow from space. In the future, there may be a huge space object colliding with the Earth, which will lead to the destruction of the Earth.

Also, the tides caused by the gravitational pull of the sun and moon will one day cause terrible damage to the earth. According to space science, the power of the tides can slow down the Earth's rotation. After hundreds of millions of years, the Moon may be only 10,000 kilometers away from the Earth, and at this time, the Moon's gravitational pull on the Earth's tides may be 10,000 times that of now, so the waves of thousands of meters high will sweep across the Earth at a speed of 800 kilometers per hour.

Thus the life of the earth will be destroyed.

What does the future hold for the planet? We can only wait for time to verify.

I think the future of the planet is going to be destroyed, because the earth's resources are gradually depleted.

In the future, the earth's technology will be more advanced, and humans will be able to cross wormholes, but the earth's environment will become more and more harsh.

The future of the planet is certainly very good, because human technology is constantly evolving.

How will the planet change in the future? How will it end? The laws of the universe have given the answer.

The future of the earth, on which we human beings depend, has always been a matter of great concern to mankind.

Most people believe that once the Earth is formed, it will exist forever if its surface is covered with a layer of water and air. However, it was then discovered that there are no factors that threaten the survival of the planet, both inside and outside the earth.

The crisis of the planet comes from the three poles. The first pole is the Earth's interior, which comes from tectonic plate movements, ground fissures, and volcanic eruptions, as well as the resulting tsunamis.

The second pole comes from the climate between the Earth and the atmosphere. Climate is the most obvious danger to humanity because it is measurable and predictable.

The third pole comes from the universe that human beings have not yet been able to know, and this external factor has a profound impact on the survival of the earth and human beings.

The first is the sun, as it is closest to the earth and has enough energy to influence the earth. Over the past billions of years, the Sun has maintained its current level of activity, so our Earth hasn't changed much. But will the Sun stay the same?

Before the 30s of the 20th century, it was thought that one day the sun would run out of energy, and then it would gradually cool, from dazzling white to orange, then to red, and finally to a dark star with depleted light. This change will also cause the Earth to gradually cool due to not having enough solar energy, and the frozen Earth will not be lifeless, but will still rotate as a solar planet.

In the 30s of the 20th century, nuclear physicists first detected the nuclear reactions that occur in the sun and other stars, and thus speculated that the sun's energy comes from the nuclear reactions on it, and when the sun emits a different nuclear reaction than it does now, the sun becomes hot and expands. In this case, the earth is baked to ashes and finally volatilized. Of course, this is billions of years away.

Of course, in addition to the sun, there are other factors that will affect the future fate of the earth. Some scientists have suggested that perhaps the Sun has a brother, the Sun's companion star, which is a hypothetical red or brown dwarf star located 50,000 to 100,000 AU from the Sun and named after Nemesis. The theory that the Sun may have companion stars was first proposed by Richard when he discovered that the timing of mass extinctions on Earth is cyclical, about once every 26 million years.

The companion star has an orbital period of 26 million years, and as it passes through the Oort cloud belt, it disturbs the comet's orbit and allows millions of comets to enter the inner solar system, increasing the chances of a collision with the Earth and ultimately leading to Earth's doom. However, this solar companion that could bring disaster to the Earth has not yet been discovered.

What are the factors that affect the planet? What does the future of the planet look like? These questions are not yet solved by current science, and need to be studied in depth by science.