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For such a question, I think you should first have a general understanding of our planet, as detailed in the references.
The creation and demise of the earth is a very controversial issue, and the study of these issues directly touches on philosophical questions such as the origin of our human beings and even all living things. It's not a problem that can be solved by a simple sentence or two sentences.
You can say it will perish, or you can say it won't. Because we don't know the universe clearly.
At present, scientists have reconfirmed the age of the earth, and believe that the earth was created much later than the time of the solar system, spanning about 100 million years. This is much later than previously thought to be 30-45 million years. Previously, scientists calculated that the solar system was formed 100 million years ago through the solar system age calculation formula, and the age of the earth was about 300,000 to 45 million years later than the solar system, about 4.5 billion years ago.
In 2007, Swiss scientists revised the data to conclude that the Earth was created 62 million years after the formation of the solar system. The timeline for the demise has not yet been given.
Rather than the destruction of the earth, humanity needs to consider the demise of humanity itself. For a species on Earth, extinction is possible and inevitable. Darwin's theory of evolution is generally correct.
However, how this process of extinction came into being and developed is still inconclusive, but fundamentally, it is closely related to the development and evolution of the earth itself, that is, human beings are only a part of the evolution of the earth.
However, it is still important to remind everyone that the geological time is in the millions. This time span is not something that humans can imagine, and it is not something we need to worry about right now. It's just that human activities may accelerate the process of human extinction itself.
Therefore, care for the earth, care for the environment, and care for yourself!
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It should be. According to scientists, with global warming, the Arctic glaciers will completely melt in 2070! For hundreds of millions of years, the earth has adhered to the natural law of gradual progress from the birth of life to death.
So, it's only a matter of time before the earth is going to perish. 2012 is just around the corner, so be sure to prepare for it.
That's it!
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The earth will definitely perish It's just that we can't wait for that day to hang up, so let's grasp our lives now, do more things that are beneficial to mankind and the earth, and love my homeland.
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Yes, you see, all living things in nature are born, old, sick and die. Even the sun burns out, don't you say??
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Absolutely, although human beings have been calling for the protection of the earth, as long as human beings survive for a long time, they will continue to destroy the environment, and it is only a matter of time before they are destroyed.
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Sooner or later. Every planet has its evolutionary process. But that day won't come too soon.
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Yes. But that's not what we're worried about.
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That's for sure, every planet has its life cycle.
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How long will it take for the Earth to perish?
A: No.
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