is life possible in the earth after acouple of years?
594478
not unless your a living organism that lives in the earth!
396602
4.5 billion years old maybe http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-age-of-earth.html
306692
of course. As long there is a living thing outside space, they r aliens. The possibility is low but the no. of planet is almost infinity so the possibility increases.
574493
Recently new discoveries here on earth have proven that living organisms the size of the martian rock fossiles show do exist. Scientists did not believe living organisms could exist at this size until now. I am sure that absolute proof will be here within the next few years. This will undoubtedly prove once and for all life does exist elsewhere.
1066033
Somewhere around 10 million years. This should be compared to the sun, which will last a total of 10 *billion* years.\n\nHomework?
817070
Earth suport life - fer beter speling!
1133600
Yes. There has to be! In the trillions of stars and billions of planets, by virtue of the odds, there has to be. Will we be able to find life? Very doubtful.
512167
Earth has been doing okay for the last 4.5-billion years, and should go right on for at least another 4-billion or so. The thing to worry about is how much longer mankind can exist on Earth. We're doing some incredibly stupid things to it, and each other.
253665
Unless we do something, life on Earth will most likely not exist once the Sun supernovas. If 'we' can figure out how to live elsewhere by then, ostensibly the galaxy is our playground. Big challenges involved though. It seems it would make sense to just move the Earth. Why not? 'we' could move the Earth, don't you think? What part of the galaxy should we move to. I'm sure we'd mostly like to stick around the Sun and it's leftovers, but we could choose to ride the Solar wind to another star. (Don't worry, humans won't have to do the hard labor of converting the Earth into a space ship with temperature and climate control). \n\nIt'll be fun. Like a road trip. Too bad we won't be alive. Probably no actual humans, either. I hope they're cool who/whatever they are.
183203
Well, the Earth can create life, and life grows on the Earth, so therefore it must be living in order for this to happen. Nothing dead that I've ever seen has created life. If so, I would love to know how, what, when, and where.
1050673
No.\nAlthough,I can't prove that it isn't possible...however,science has it's flaws-millions of years ago certainly does sound extremely distant!
993258
The Earth was formed around 4.57 billion (4.57×109)[1] years ago
319717
Yes, but not in the way you might think. I don't think we'll have any of the general population living there at all. (not in 100 yrs anyway). But, I'll bet that a small team of scientists will be living on mars at that time to study and experiment how living on another planet my be accomplished.
181131
The earth as it was 100 million years ago.\n\nSimple really!
435465
The Earth is already living on borrowed time. Consider this:\n\nWe're overdue for an E.L.E.* caused by an earth-crossing asteroid.  Geologic evidence point to massive bombardments every 12 million years or so, the last big hit was about 11-12 million years.  It is not only highly probable, but an astromonical surety that someday we will again face this threat. Few people realize how many close calls we have had in that last couple of decades.\n\nThen there's the threat of emerging pandemic viruses that might wipe out a great majority of mankind.  Or a disease which bould wipe out our crops or food and animals.  There is the threat of ecological disaster, which the geological records shows happens in cycles of hundreds of thousands of years. We may be plunged into another Ice Age or face massive global warming.\n\nAnd lets not forget the destruction we bring on ourselves from nuclear weapons.  Guess how many times since 1950 that we've been a hair's breath away from utter destruction?  False alarms and warnings, and tensions number around 20+, and these are just the public ones we know about.  Even in post-Cold War era there was that 1995 incident in Russia, and i could go on.\n\nMy point is, the Universe is a hostile place and we have only scratched the surface of how improbable our continued existence is, according to the odds.  We have beaten the odds, but probability has a way of catching uyp to you.
902754
not in a million years\nb
17615
A better question might be has there been, is there now or will there be intelligent life somewhere in the universe (other than humans)?\n\nThe earth is about five billion years old with perhaps another five billions years to go and human life has existed here perhaps a million years.  That is a tiny fraction of time and other life forms may arise here that are intelligent sometime in the future.\n\nFor outer space the prospects seem even better since there are perhaps millions of gallaxies with billions of stars each that have existed at some time in the past ten billion years with perhaps as much time left to go.  In fact there exists the possibility that life much as we know it, including DNA (a chemical compound though highly complex) may have existed millions or billions of years ago before us and are now extinct.  It takes so many light years to communicate with any other star within our own galaxie (except the very nearest) but it is impossible to reach anyone from the past.  And if we send signals into the future, we may be gone before we receive a friendly reply.