Do you think that at some point the world as we know it will cease to exist?
343018
of course--it is in the bible--we just do not know when
876385
if you mean..." If the worlds oxygen ends what would happen?" then that is obvious. the worlds would slowly deteriorate\n\nLife would end
1080342
I think we're here to find out the answer to the very question you just asked.    It's not going to happen in this one lifetime- .   I guess we'll recognize when we find it-
111153
yes. There will not be peace on earth until all humans are eliminated because good and evil are only concepts of humans.
20763
Yes. I believe one day the world will end. According to the Bible, the end of time has already begun, but won't actually "ENd" for a long time... \n\nIf you're a beleiver of the Bible, read Revelations. It'll tell you what to expect as we approach the end of time... but don't get scared, It most likely won't happen in our lifetime.
555589
I think the world ends for the people who dies. when u die the world will end for you.
41313
Nope. The only way for the world to end would be a catastrophe of cosmic proportions, like the sun going supernova.\n\nHowever, in the next hundred years, humans may get wiped off the face of the planet by war, disease, meteror strike, etc, but the world will survive and keep going without us like it did for the first 4 billion years of its existence.
152462
it might be the end of the world one day
12935
The Earth has probably already peaked as a haven for plants and animals and begun its long descent into oblivion, according to scientists at the University of Washington who have plotted out the future of our planet.\n\nThese are not prophets of doom who have mounted the podium to warn us that we are killing ourselves through bad stewardship. They are scientists who say all good things must come to an end sometime, and at best we've got no more than half a billion years left.\n\nAfter that, the planet will return to its ancient past, inhabited only by bacteria and single-celled organisms, just as it was in its earliest years. But in time even those will vanish as the Earth is reduced to a lifeless chunk of rock, or swallowed entirely by an expanding Sun. \n\n...
983711
People have been predicting the world would end over and over but we are still here. Now the truth is with all science and theology no one can say when the world is going to end. It could end today it could end tomorrow it could end a thousand years from now. The Mayan Calender just runs out. that doesn't mean the world is going to end. God bless kisses Betty.
1152640
While I agree with other people here that we should take better care of our planet, eventually the Earth will be destroyed.  Even if all comets and planet-killing asteroids miss us, the sun will eventually expand into a red giant and engulf the Earth.   Though that isn't likely to happen for possibly another billion years, it will eventually happen.\n\nThat being said, the more planets that we as a species inhabit, the greater our chance of survival.  Especially when we consider the possibility of colonizing other worlds in distant solar systems.  The endeavor will not be an easy one, and is indeed not possible at our current level of technology.  However technology may eventually advance that allows us to traverse great distances of space in but a few moments, perhaps through the creation of artificial wormholes.  Maybe we'll be lucky enough to see it in our lifetime.
379475
I think we'll screw up the atmosphere, then choke to death.  1000 years later, the Earth will probably fix itself, sans us.
938998
Well there are lost worlds and lost civilizations. \nOur civilization now will extinct someday too, not to mention possibilities of meteors attacking earth.\nSomeday another person will ask the same question and get the same answer.
214320
I don't think the world..., as in earth will never end unless it gets sucked into a black hole..., as for life..., we have a good billion years yet before our sun get too hot then it won't be able to sustain life... As for the species homo sapiens..., we haven't reached our peak yet in the bell curve..., and when that happens..., our population will drop..., big time..., would it be enough to eliminate our species???, fair chance because we are very dependent on technology to survive...\n\nSo what year..., my guess would be in 10 years..., 2016... and I predict by a super virus that can jump from host to host in a blink of an eye...\n\nbut who knows...
76922
we will never know if it ends...it could end, but is just too huge to ever really know for a fact
934476
Realistically, humanity will be dead. Sad, but true.\n\nSooner or later a couple of madmen with nukes will bomb everything, and everyone that moves.
616351
Short answer:  No one knows when it will end or what will cause it to end or whether we can prevent it.\n\nOf course should the sun turn into a red giant the Earth is gone (unless we take action to keep the Earth usable for a bit longer) and unless we take action the Earth isn't going to be supporting life in a billion years.\n\nA lot of people have tried to come up with exact dates but so far none of the past predictions have succeeded.  I would not expect any predictions from religious texts or psyhics to be accurate.\n\nShould you want some more information the first source below is to a list of ways the world could end (though some are merely for civilisation and there aren't any exact dates on any of them) while the second is a very large list of failed predictions to when the end of the world would occur (as well as a few in the future that are very unlikely to actually occur).