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Predicting when (or if) our planet will "collapse" is complex and depends on many factors, primarily human behaviours and natural phenomena. In terms of climate change driven by human activity, scientists warn that we could see increasingly severe consequences if emissions are not reduced significantly. Measures to mitigate this involve reducing greenhouse gas emissions, switching to renewable energy sources, and preserving natural habitats. However, in terms of the Earth physically ceasing to exist, this is projected to happen billions of years from now when our Sun exhausts its nuclear fuel, expands as a red giant, and potentially engulfs the Earth. Of course, this is an extremely long-term prediction and much could change in the interim. In any case, it's important for us all to work on preserving our planet now for future generations.
It is difficult to predict when our planet might collapse - if it ever does - as the timeline depends on a variety of factors, such as rising sea levels, climate change, and other environmental issues.
Jan. 8, 2023, 11:35 a.m.
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