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BWOG wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

The-Whiz wrote:

Unless we can use our future technology to "slingshot" earth farther away from the sun, so we maintain approximately the same heat and radiation levels.

But I really don't think it's going to end in any of our lifetimes - So why worry about it?

Reincarntation, my dear Watson!

lol. But if that was real, wouldn't that mean we would die over and over again from the heat?

Fail.

I think the world should end in a single moment- where every single thing just dies at some point, and without Will Smith to survive or zombies.

Pros:
No one will ever know. Because they will be dead.

Cons:
Oh right the world ends.

The world doesn't end it's a sphere...
All this talking about Earth being distroyed has made me think about the delicious
flavors of Quarks: up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom.

calebxy wrote:

The bible says that the earth will never end. I believe in the bible.

The bible doesnt say that. It says jesus will come down and bring the christians to heaven. Then the apacolypse happens.

I think the world's going to end because of the moon.  The moon is increasingly moving further and further away from us.  In several billion years, the moon will be so far away that our day will be over 30 hours long, the tides will stop, and plate tectonics will be strongly affected.  The moon is important to us, and without it, we would all perish.

TheGenius95 wrote:

I think the world's going to end because of the moon.  The moon is increasingly moving further and further away from us.  In several billion years, the moon will be so far away that our day will be over 30 hours long, the tides will stop, and plate tectonics will be strongly affected.  The moon is important to us, and without it, we would all perish.

The moon doesn't affect the length of days. Does it?

waveOSBeta wrote:

TheGenius95 wrote:

I think the world's going to end because of the moon.  The moon is increasingly moving further and further away from us.  In several billion years, the moon will be so far away that our day will be over 30 hours long, the tides will stop, and plate tectonics will be strongly affected.  The moon is important to us, and without it, we would all perish.

The moon doesn't affect the length of days. Does it?

It sure does.  More than you'd think it would.

calebxy wrote:

lonwol wrote:

calebxy wrote:

The bible says that the earth will never end. I believe in the bible.

The bible doesnt say that. It says jesus will come down and bring the christians to heaven. Then the apacolypse happens.

No other generation has heard so much talk about the end of the world. Many fear that the world will end in a nuclear holocaust. Others think that pollution may destroy the world. Still others worry that economic chaos will set masses of humanity against one another.
Could this world really end? If it did, what would it mean? Has a world ever ended before?
A World Ends—Another Replaces It
Yes, a world did end. Consider the world that became very wicked in the days of Noah. The Bible explains: “The world of that time suffered destruction when it was deluged with water.” The Bible also says: “[God] did not hold back from punishing an ancient world, but kept Noah, a preacher of righteousness, safe with seven others when he brought a deluge upon a world of ungodly people.”—2 Peter 2:5; 3:6.
Note what the end of that world meant and what it did not mean. It did not mean the end of humankind. Noah and his family survived the global Flood. So did the planet Earth and the beautiful starry heavens. It was “a world of ungodly people” that perished, a wicked system of things.
Eventually, as Noah’s offspring increased, another world developed. That second world, or system of things, has existed down to our day. Its history has been filled with war, crime, and violence. What will happen to this world? Will it survive?
The Future of This World
After saying the world in Noah’s day suffered destruction, the Bible account continues: “By the same word the heavens and the earth that are now are stored up for fire.” (2 Peter 3:7) Indeed, as another Bible writer explains: “The world [the one existing today] is passing away.”—1 John 2:17.
The Bible does not mean that the literal earth or the starry heavens will pass away, even as these did not pass away in Noah’s day. (Psalm 104:5) Rather, this world, with its “heavens,” or governmental rulers under the influence of Satan, and its “earth,” or human society, will be destroyed as if by fire. (John 14:30; 2 Corinthians 4:4) This world, or system of things, will perish just as surely as did the world before the Flood. Even Jesus Christ spoke about the situation in “the days of Noah” as an example of what would happen just prior to the end of this world.—Matthew 24:37-39.
Significantly, when Jesus spoke of the days of Noah, it was in answer to his apostles’ question: “What shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?” (Matthew 24:3, King James Version) Jesus’ followers knew that this world would end. Did this prospect frighten them?
On the contrary, when Jesus described events that would occur prior to the world’s end, he encouraged them to rejoice ‘because their deliverance was getting near.’ (Luke 21:28) Yes, deliverance from Satan and his wicked system of things into a peaceful new world!—2 Peter 3:13.

i believe humans will lead to there own self destruction. We are learning more than we are supposed. Knowledge is great, but to much leads to a consequence