10 Cataclysms That Could End Humanity
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10 natural disasters that could end humanitysubscribe: bit.ly 3obsvlo music licensed from soundstripe envato elementsfor any and all copyright matte. 3. collapse of the vacuum. in the book cat's cradle, kurt vonnegut popularized the idea of "ice nine," a form of water that is far more stable than the ordinary kind, so it is solid at room temperature. unleash a bit of it, and suddenly all water on earth transforms to ice nine and freezes solid.
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3. expanding sun. where the previous cosmic dangers occur at the roll of a dice with a given probability, we know for certain that our sun will end its life in 7.72 billion years. at this point. Between the years 535 and 536, a series of major global climatic events took place that could easily be described as a global cataclysm with catastrophic consequences. numerous accounts from all over the world from that period describe the sun as getting dimmer and losing its light. many also described it as having a bluish color. The largest one on record—the carrington event of 1859, named after the u.k. astronomer who witnessed the accompanying solar flare—was up to 10 times more intense. it sent searing currents racing through telegraph cables, sparking fires and shocking operators, while the northern lights danced as far south as cuba. 6. mali. in mali, security and economic crises have left 6.2 million people in need of humanitarian support. the recent withdrawal of the u.n. peacekeeping force has raised safety concerns, especially of renewed fighting between the government and tuareg armed groups in northern mali.
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The largest one on record—the carrington event of 1859, named after the u.k. astronomer who witnessed the accompanying solar flare—was up to 10 times more intense. it sent searing currents racing through telegraph cables, sparking fires and shocking operators, while the northern lights danced as far south as cuba. 6. mali. in mali, security and economic crises have left 6.2 million people in need of humanitarian support. the recent withdrawal of the u.n. peacekeeping force has raised safety concerns, especially of renewed fighting between the government and tuareg armed groups in northern mali. In 1347, the plague appeared once again to wreak havoc on humanity. symptoms included malaise, delirium, diarrhea, blisters, bloody cough and chills, all in addition to the black bulges, or buboes, which appeared along victims’ thighs and armpits — a sure sign that death was near. “against these maladies,” wrote giovanni boccaccio in. #cataclysms #humanity 10 cataclysms that could end humanity.
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In 1347, the plague appeared once again to wreak havoc on humanity. symptoms included malaise, delirium, diarrhea, blisters, bloody cough and chills, all in addition to the black bulges, or buboes, which appeared along victims’ thighs and armpits — a sure sign that death was near. “against these maladies,” wrote giovanni boccaccio in. #cataclysms #humanity 10 cataclysms that could end humanity.
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