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5 natural phenomena that occur when Doomsday, the last number is the most terrible

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Scientists continue to find out what will happen to the universe when the apocalypse actually occurs. Live photo / science

JAKARTA – Scientists continue to find out what happened to the universe when apocalypse it will really happen in the future. So far, various films or fiction books have described various horrific events during the apocalypse.

While the movie or book may be pure fantasy, many scientists worry about other dangerous scenarios, some of which are even scarier than anything that has been described. Here 5 phenomenon of nature what happens when the apocalypse is mentioned on the Live Science page, Saturday (10/29/2022).

1. Climate change

The source of all apocalypse fears is the climate change that is happening on earth. Climate change can worsen extreme weather conditions, increase drought in some areas, alter the distribution of animals and diseases around the world.

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Indeed, it can cause low-lying areas of the planet to sink after sea level rise. A series of climate changes can lead to political instability, severe drought, famine and ecosystem collapse.

2. Asteroid!

5 natural phenomena that occur when Doomsday, the last number is the most terrible

Scientists are consciously concerned that the threat of space rocks could wipe out the Earth. A meteor impact likely destroyed the dinosaurs, and in the Tunguska event, a large meteoroid damaged some 2,000 square kilometers of Siberian jungle in 1908.

Even more frightening, perhaps, is that astronomers only know a tiny fraction of the space rock lurking in the solar system. There are still many unknown mysteries about space rocks.

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