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Human Extinction Prediction

A supercomputer simulation forecasts human extinction due to tectonic plate collisions.

• Supercomputer's Grim Prediction: Groundbreaking technology from the University of Bristol has used geological and atmospheric data to predict a mass extinction event on Earth. Contrary to popular belief, it's not climate change, robots, or global warfare that pose the biggest threat to human existence, but the collision of tectonic plates.

• Impact on Mammals and Humans: Such a collision of plates is likely to result in the formation of a supercontinent in about 250 million years, creating extreme climate conditions and drastically reducing the habitability of the land mass. This event is expected to wipe out mammals, including humans. The need for urgent net-zero emissions to mitigate this impact is emphasized.

• Climate Change Mitigation: Mitigating such a catastrophic event underscores the importance of reaching net-zero emissions. Projects like the Green X-plane by NASA and Boeing, and global efforts towards emission reduction are pivotal. The US aims for net-zero aviation emissions by 2050, reflecting the pressing need for collaboration among countries to lower emissions.

In related news, futuristic living concepts like the Cyberhouse, NASA's mission to intercept the 'God of Destruction' asteroid, and various global efforts to combat.

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