When and Why Humanity Will Die Out - Scientists' Revelation
A University of Bristol study predicts that in 250 million years, the formation of the supercontinent Pangea Ultima will lead to extreme heat and drought, making most of Earth uninhabitable. Scientists warn that temperatures of 40-70°C and high humidity will cause mass extinction of mammals, including humans. Only 8-16% of land will remain habitable. Researchers emphasize the importance of addressing the current climate crisis.
A study by the University of Bristol, published on Earth.com, predicts that in 250 million years, the formation of the supercontinent Pangea Ultima will lead to extreme heat and drought, making most of Earth uninhabitable. Scientists, including Alexander Farnsworth and Eunice Lo, used supercomputer models to show that temperatures of 40-70°C and high humidity will cause mass extinction of mammals, including humans. Only 8-16% of land will remain habitable. Researchers emphasize that although this scenario is distant, the current climate crisis is already having a negative impact on health, and we must strive for net-zero emissions.