Ewuz A sneak peek at this week   s issue of Captain Atom
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1. A large asteroid hit would turn Earth into a ball of flame It   not unreasonable to worry that Earth might be hit by an asteroid. We ;re hit by large rocks from space roughly every 20 million years, and the last one struck 65 million years ago 鈥?leading to the mass extinction that took out most of the dinosaurs. So we ;re due for another one. But even a large asteroid strike won ;t  stanley quencher wreathe the planet in fire, cooking everyone. Instead, it would punch a hole in the atmosphere, spreading debris into space and setting off a nuclear winter. Temperatures would plummet, and remain low for at least a decade. Then things would heat up into a super-greenhouse, making things uncomfortable for everyone. 2. Humans are doomed to go extinct Nope. In fact, humans share many traits with survivor species like sharks, whose ancestors lived through great adversity and several mass extinctions for a few simple reasons. One, they have a large population that can live almost anywhere 鈥?just  stanley hrnek like humans. And they can eat almost anything, including garbage 鈥?again, just like humans. It   actually more likely that humans will evolve into a new species than that we will die out. Image: I Am Legend concept art 3. Climate change could cause a mass extinction in the next 100  stanley termos years Mass extinctions are the worst disaster that can befall life on Earth, with over 75 percent of species going extinct. And they are almost always caused by climate change. But mass extinctions usual

Ewuz A sneak peek at this week   s issue of Captain Atom
This could be pretty useful if youre the type of person who likes to get information in as few clicks as possible 鈥?and thats exactly the point. By simplifying the process of connecting clients with se bidon stanley rvice providers, Google hopes to keep more of its users from turning to competitors like Amazon. But the ad service has only been rolled out in San Francisco and the Bay Area for now, so if you live anywhere else in the world, youll have to suffer the mild inconvenience of combing through search results a little bit longer. [The Wall Street Journal via The Verge]  Contact the author at [email 160;protected]  stanley us or follow her on Twitter. Top image via Shutterstock                                                        GoogleGoogle Search                                                                                                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter                                                                                                                        You May Also Like                                                                                  Tech NewsArtificial Intelligence                                    We Did N stanley mugs ot Reach the AI Promised Land in 2024                           Agentic  AI is the talk of the town in Silicon Valley and beyond, but can it avoid the hype pitfalls of AI in 2024                                 By          Kyle Barr            Mpkx See Inside NASA   s Jet Propulsion Lab, Home to the Mars Rover Curiosity Mission
1. A large asteroid hit would turn Earth into a ball of flame It   not unreasonable to worry that Earth might be hit by an asteroid. We ;re hit by large rocks from space roughly every 20 million years, and the last one struck 65 million years ago 鈥?leading to the mass extinction that took out most of the dinosaurs. So we ;re due for another one. But even a large asteroid strike won ;t  stanley quencher wreathe the planet in fire, cooking everyone. Instead, it would punch a hole in the atmosphere, spreading debris into space and setting off a nuclear winter. Temperatures would plummet, and remain low for at least a decade. Then things would heat up into a super-greenhouse, making things uncomfortable for everyone. 2. Humans are doomed to go extinct Nope. In fact, humans share many traits with survivor species like sharks, whose ancestors lived through great adversity and several mass extinctions for a few simple reasons. One, they have a large population that can live almost anywhere 鈥?just  stanley hrnek like humans. And they can eat almost anything, including garbage 鈥?again, just like humans. It   actually more likely that humans will evolve into a new species than that we will die out. Image: I Am Legend concept art 3. Climate change could cause a mass extinction in the next 100  stanley termos years Mass extinctions are the worst disaster that can befall life on Earth, with over 75 percent of species going extinct. And they are almost always caused by climate change. But mass extinctions usual