Will the Earth run out of oxygen?

Oxygen is the most basic nutrient that we humans give to all living things on the planet to survive, so many people are concerned about the question: will oxygen run out one day?

Logically speaking, the oxygen consumed by our breathing is renewable, so there will be no shortage of oxygen on the earth for a short period of time. Our real forests and green foods are natural "factories that absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen", they photosynthesize, absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, soil moisture and dissolve inorganic mineral nutrients, produce organic matter, contribute to solar energy, and release fresh oxygen. This photosynthesis begins every time the sun rises and the golden sun shines on the leaves of the green plants, and the cycle continues to provide fresh oxygen.

Still, scientists are disturbed to find that the air is aging, and the aging of the air is a sign of a decline in oxygen levels. We have increased our awareness of the crisis, including our generated environment, enhanced the internal and external areas, and paid attention to reducing air pollution.

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As long as there is a certain amount of green plants (producers) · · The ecological balance (biological chain) has not been completely destroyed...

I guess I can't run out of oxygen...

It's not a question of running out, it's a matter of CO2 and oxygen balance, and plants can convert CO2 into O2, but now that it's deforested, the population is booming, and the global O2 concentration is much lower than it was in the Jurassic era, and why are there no dinosaurs anymore? That's why

Humans, animals and plants on the earth are absorbing oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide all the time. Why can't the earth run out of oxygen?

Theoretically, it can be used up, and as the ozone layer decreases, there will be less and less space for oxygen. But oxygen can be obtained and stored by splitting it down with water or by other means. But sooner or later, the use of the earth's resources will run out, and the earth is also alive.

By continuing to exploit mineral resources on a large scale, human beings are digging their own graves.

The Earth itself is in the oxygen-rich zone, the third magnetic wave channel of the solar system. Wanting to "run out of oxygen on Earth" unless the Earth deviates from the third magnetic path would be a distant and unpredictable prophecy.

No, as long as the plants are there. It converts carbon dioxide into oxygen.

Yes, but we don't see that day anymore.