The International Space Station will plunge into the sea in 2031, NASA announces

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The International Space Station will plunge into the sea in January 2031, NASA has announced.

The International Space Station will plunge into the sea in 2031, NASA announces : Read more

 

[DMH]

Will the microbes, possibly inside the modules, survive the ride and possibly evolve once they come into contact with Earth water?

 

[DMH]

The questions I have about Global Warning are as follows.

1. Would the Earth return to a marsh like state once all of the ice at the North and South poles melts?

2. What types of new discoveries will possibly be made at the North Pole after the ice melts?

3. How much landmass will be recovered and then populated by humans once the ice at the North Pole melts?

 

[Roj5]

The questions I have about Global Warning are as follows.

1. Would the Earth return to a marsh like state once all of the ice at the North and South poles melts?

2. What types of new discoveries will possibly be made at the North Pole after the ice melts?

3. How much landmass will be recovered and then populated by humans once the ice at the North Pole melts?

1. No.

2. Rare earth minerals.

3. Not enough to accommodate the losses of land.

 

[DMH]

1. No.

2. Rare earth minerals.

3. Not enough to accommodate the losses of land.

Do you think paleontologists will find very well preserved fossils of ancient dinosaurs and possibly even pristine fossils of very ancient humans under the soil when the ice melts/

 

[Roj5]

Do you think paleontologists will find very well preserved fossils of ancient dinosaurs and possibly even pristine fossils of very ancient humans under the soil when the ice melts/

Fossil forests under Antarctic ice

Recently described fossils are the most diverse yet of forests that grew in Antarctica 56 million years ago, finds new study including University of Melbourne

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