The end of the world is a scary concept, right? We tend to equate the possibility of the end of the race with the end of the world in general, but the truth is that when humanity dies, the Earth will continue chugging along without us.
This is fun (and kind of weird) to imagine what would happen to the planet if humans suddenly disappeared. Thank you to the good ol 'science and a little help people more in mind Warehouse, we can now consider what would happen to Mother Earth if she had to go without us.
In the early hours of the disappearance of humanity, most of the lights on the Earth would be extinguished because of the overall failure of the power plant. Hydroelectric power, however, would still function without the help of man.
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By day 10, our beloved pets and farm animals would die (mostly from starvation), while large packs dogs train and start hunting other animals.
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After a month of free human beings, nuclear power plants of the earth would all start to melt. Photo level Chernobyl disaster happens everywhere. Not cool.
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Within a year, all satellites above the Earth fall into orbit.
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Vegetation would recover most of our major cities. Others would be buried under the desert sands.
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in the year 300 AH (after humanity), our metal buildings, bridges and towers succumb to erosion.
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About 10,000 years later, all that would be left of us would be massive stone structures, like Mount Rushmore, the Great pyramids and the Great Wall of China.
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(via Gizmodo)
well, it honestly is a terrifying prospect. While this may be inevitable, just hope that this kind of disaster scenario does not happen anytime soon.
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