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Study Predicts When Life on Earth Could End Due to Solar Evolution

Ciencia·5 g önceResumen IA

Study Predicts When Life on Earth Could End Due to Solar Evolution

A new study using a 3D model suggests life on Earth could end between 1.35 and 1.87 billion years from now due to the Sun's increasing brightness and subsequent impacts on CO2 levels and temperature. Researchers explored scenarios with strong and weak weathering feedback mechanisms.

Global Map Reveals Vast Underground Fungal Networks Crucial for Life

Ciencia·11.06.2026Resumen IA

Global Map Reveals Vast Underground Fungal Networks Crucial for Life

A new study mapped vast underground fungal networks, finding they could stretch 750 million times the Earth-Sun distance. These networks are vital for plant life and climate regulation but are threatened by agriculture, with cropland densities 47.3% lower than in wild ecosystems.

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