What is the last panel, the cemetery of the human species. What the researchers say about the moment and the way humanity will disappear

Scientific studies have already predicted the end of the human species. Scientists say that the whole world we know today will change drastically, especially because of pollution, lack of resources, but especially to increase solar radiation. The specialists are convinced that we will completely disappear.

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A study published in 2021, in the specialized journal Nature Geosciene, demonstrates with scientific arguments that humanity will disappear as a species. At the same time, the specialists coordinated by Dr. Alexander Farnsworth, a researcher at the University of Bristol, managed to predict the possible scenario of human extinction, along with the other mammals. The latest beings who will survive on earth will be anaerobic bacteria. That is, the evolution was cyclical. We return from where we went on the evolutionary scale.

The last one, the supercontinent of the pebble

In the mentioned study, the specialists say that the world we know at the moment will change radically. Based on research on the movement of tectonic plates, it was concluded that all current continents continue to move. At one point they will hit each other and form a new supercontinent. The researchers told him the last pange. The earth will return to the origins of its geological history. 300 million years ago, at the end of the paleozoic era, the land formed a single continent called the Pangeea (whole earth, in Greek). Only 175 million years ago, also by moving the tectonic plates, the pieces of land broke up, forming today's continents. Researchers at the University of Bristol believe that the effect will be the other way around, the continents will approach and form the panel again.

The specialists told him the last pange, because it will be the last piece of land populated by mammals before general extinction. Obviously, the reunification of the land will produce true climatic catastrophes and numerous losses. The formation of a super-continent will contribute to the extinction of the human species. And this is because a good part of the surface of the new continent, especially the central part, will not benefit from the ocean breeze. A phenomenon known today as “continentality”. “The new supercontinent will create a triple effect: the effect of continentality, hotter sun and larger emissions of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This will lead to a consistent increase in heat for a large part of the planet.”says Alexander Farnsworth for Earth.com.

The day the Earth will boil on your own

Life on the supercontinent The Last Pangeea, the final place of human evolution, will become, over time, a hell. Studies conducted on the basis of solar radiation changes indicate that the sun is in a continuous expansion and will eventually “swallow” the nearby planets or actually to turn them into incandescent heavenly bodies, incompatible with life. This will be the fate of the earth, say the specialists. At first, the heat will be stronger on the first panel. The temperatures will reach 70 degrees Celsius, and the humidity will be increased. Over time, this thermal stress will be fatal to us as a species. “The increase of the temperature will be generalized with values ​​between 40 and 50 degrees Celsius, and even higher extremes, during the day. To all these will be added a high level of humidity. The temperature and humidity conditions will eventually seal the fate.”adds professor from the University of Bristol. First of all, people will no longer have the ability to cool their body through perspiration. They will succumb due to extreme heat, and solar radiation will increase by 2.5%, fully hitting the supercontinent.

The war for the last resources

Other specialists say that the extinction of the human species will be gradual and by no means caused by a single factor. The increasingly pregnant global warming than the disasters caused by the joining of the tectonic plates in the last slope will sharpen the social and political conflicts. A fight for unprecedented resources will begin. A complex of political, social, environmental factors will lead to the extinction of the human species. “When we look at the history of mankind and study mass extinctions but also the collapse of societies, we realize that not one thing causes the whole disaster.”says Luke Kemp, a researcher at the University of Cambridge, for “Scientific American”.

The news for current generations is that this extinction will take place over 250 million years. At least that's how the experts were calculated in the study. However, there are also optimistic researchers. One of the chances of survival of the human species, for another period of time, is colonization of other planets, Mars being the most indicated. Humanity also went through a phenomenon of extinction, 900,000 years ago, when about 98% of individuals died.