NASA has determined the date of the end of life on Earth due to an unexpected reason

In the scientific community, predictions about the future of our planet appear from time to time, and each such prediction generates widespread interest and heated discussions. Recently, NASA published a study in which specialists attempted to model how long Earth could remain habitable. The results turned out to be unexpected and even alarming.

According to scientists, the main threat to life on Earth in the long term is not asteroid impacts or man-made disasters, but natural changes in solar activity. The Sun is gradually becoming brighter and hotter, and this process will lead to the climate on the planet changing beyond recognition.

Specialists note that in just a few hundred million years, the level of solar radiation will increase so much that the oceans will begin to evaporate actively, and the atmosphere will become a dense greenhouse cocoon. This will create conditions under which the existence of life in its familiar form will become impossible.

Interestingly, scientists link the final "expiration date" of Earth specifically to the evolution of the Sun, not to human intervention. At the same time, climate changes caused by human activities may accelerate the process, making life on the planet more vulnerable in the coming centuries.

However, NASA specialists emphasize: we are talking about colossal time scales. Humanity has millions of years to develop technologies, explore other planets, and find ways to preserve civilization. Today, such studies serve more as a reminder of how unique the conditions in which we live are, and how important it is to protect the planet now.