what will happen to earth after 1000 years (explain)please?
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By then most people will agree that mankind will not be around. That is not the pessimists but now the optimists too. The question is how will this eventual demise arise? That will determine what the state of of the Earth will be in 1000 years. If the 'War on Terror' ends in nuclear holocaust then the Earth will be a barren land much similar to Mars is today. If global warming catches up with us then we will be in the middle of another Ice Age.\nThe alternative is that we humans, against all odds, do survive. In that case we will be living in a civilisation that is either as close to total anarchy as we can get without destroying ourselves or we will be in totalitarian state of control. Either way the future was stolen from our hands a long long time ago.
610802
I used to think so too but recent research suggests that mass lost from the Sun earlier in its red giant phase will probably cause the Earth's orbit to move further out, preventing it from being engulfed. But we don't know that for sure. The answer will show itself 5 billion years from now. As to what will happen to our grand grand grand children...only God knows the answer.
627881
Try to look for an earth science book that has pictures of the continents one million years ago and at the present, with arrows showing the direction of drift. Then try to imagine doing the drift again. I tell you, this would require huge amounts of brain power.\n\nI can tell you this: Los Angeles will go north along with the rest of California, the Himalayas will rise higher, the Mediterrainean will disappear, Australia will move northward, squishing Southeast Asia, Central America will move north, Antarctica will spin, and so will Asia, more islands will arise in the widening Pacific, while Africa will be split in two. You do the drawing.
871950
what about it? after millions of years it becomes oil...
473584
Can't answer this its a hundred years from now and I don't think I'll be around for that one. Wow, we lost a hundred years somewhere.
57004
The Earth would lose sea tides and other water tides.  This would mean the sea receding in some parts of the world and flooding in other parts.  I also think that the Earth will "wobble" on its axis and its path of revolution around the sun would change.  That would mean change in the duration of the day and the year, I guess that would mean toal destruction.
813348
No one is really sure yet. Astronomers and meteorologists are working everyday to figure out what is going to happen but the only theory is that....\n1- The earth stops rotations and can cause us to die\n2- The earth can get compressed into a small cubical.\n3- Nothing at all and we still live... which i hope is this.
381210
yesterday it was right around 1 am.\n\nbecause it was:\n01:02:03 04/05/06\n\nWon't happen again for another 1000 years.
546845
I am not sure that if there would be recorded  a year called 10000 in the future... I think it would be an optimistic guess to imagine 3000's... Don't forget!       The Judgement Day is approaching day by day... Well, if i supposed to say, human will be naked at the year 10000...
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Predictions suggest that the range will increase until the Earth and Moon become double synchronised, that is, both are tidally locked to one another. The Earth-Moon distance would then be about 550000km. This won't occur for something like 50 billion years. Before then, though, our Sun will have died, and both the Earth and Moon almost certainly won't even exist.\n\nThis website for answer confirmation and more info  -->http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/apr2002/1020171327.As.r.html\n\nGod is spelled B-I-G B-A-N-G\nPBrax@netscape.com
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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...
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It is supposed to be more than 2000 years.\nSee reference article.
937075
I hope that in 5 billion years. We have somewhat evolved beyond this planet. Besides we won't have enough land or fossil fuels to last the next five hundred. I can hardly imagine five billion years from now.
431558
To the world (the planet)? Then it is probably that we're heading toward another ice age if that meteor doesn't hit us.\n\nTo the world (People)? Then it's probably the planet -- it will get us all in the end, earthquakes, floods, famines, plagues, disease, superbugs... we have the present vanity of thinking we have caused problems and so we can solve them -- that we have control or the upper hand. Nope, sorry. We don't, we could solve the global warming and then hey, throw a Nuclear War or die from antibiotic-resistant superbugs, Mad Cow disease or Bird Flu!\n\nTo the world (culture/history)?  Then the answer is digital communication -- vinyl is dead, magnetic tape lives forever but the machines are dead, CDs are rotting, formats change and we lose data -- will there be anything for future archaeologists to dig up?  For a communication age, I don;t see photos, letters or even music as surviving more than a generation.  All our libraries will vanish under a computer supervirus in 2020! Arrgh!
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All highly speculative give our limited time recording history.\n\nHowever, loss of circulation in the core would lead to loss of magnetic shielding and heavy flux of solar wind. It is believed this will make life very difficult for surface dwellers. Since the field is now weakening and is expected to pass through a minimum within the next few thousand years, we won't have to wait for hundreds of millions of years to find out!\n\nAlso given what little history we know, we expect that a few really big geologic shocks are in store before the end and our civilization isn't likely to make it through those. i.e. we're F'd before any of the really long term (and hard to predict) ends come about
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actually we saw a movie about this in science, we will not be alive because there will be an ice age that happens in cycles. think about it, we will not last because we do bad when it is only 30 degrees f outside. plus, 1 million years is not that long for evolution compared to the eras is the past ex precambrian was 3900 million years long.
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Things will change and i think for good. Human beings will stop playing with nature.\n\nIn next 25 years the whole world come very close and there would not be any problems of race, cultures and terrorism as people will slowly realise that these things dont help a community to grow. \n\nScience will open new doors and we cant even think what all new things we'll see in next 25 years.