>> ignore URIs post. He's a crank.
Have you the math to prove that ?
I have the math to show you are a fool.
LOL
But as to the Sun expanding, yes I am not sure which is winning. Both processes are exceedingly slow (in our timeframe).
20 years are you like 80 or something otherwise that would be depressing.
John Connellan in this world your only going to retire at 75.
I thought u were optimistic?! Expecting to live to 100 is definitely optimism to the extreme!
yeah and even longer on Sedna but try to find a car pool.
I can't say however that I would decline a offer to live longer. Altough the world would get pretty fucked up verry fast if no human would die. Even if we would colonise mars if the world population would double evrey 50 years, then we wouldn't have a 100 years before it's full
this has now turned into a mortality thread.
lets focus on the possibility of this acutally having occurred. if it did, then what would be the expected lifetime for civilization? loosing the atmosphere would greatly resurface the planet which is what i beleive happened on Mars. there are signs of this around rock formations etc. it also appears that the planet did not have as much water as the earth. some, but not the 70% we have.
trying to offer a solution, could we use the oceans to rebuild our atmopshere in attempts to reverse the effect the depletion of the ozone is causing?