NASA reveals when life extinction on Earth will happen

A team of NASA researchers and experts from Toho University in Japan have collaborated to establish a timeline for humanity’s extinction.

Using advanced mathematical models, scientists predict that human survival will become impossible after the year 1,000,002,002.

While the date seems distant, researchers argue that the end of humanity is inevitable due to the continued expansion of the Sun, which will intensify heat on Earth over the coming centuries.

Despite this grim fate, space agencies are actively searching for solutions, with Mars being a primary candidate, as it was once considered capable of supporting life.

Mathematical projections suggest that these atmospheric shifts will accelerate as the Sun expands, drastically affecting Earth’s climate and air quality.

According to calculations, in 999,999,996 years, Earth will no longer be habitable.

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