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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 year agoRunaway greenhouse effect. We’re taking the rest with us.
minus-squareSunstreamlinkEnglish2•1 year agoEh, the tardigrades will probably survive. That’d be enough for me.
minus-square@SARGEx117link3•1 year agoWho knows, in 75 million years, maybe there will be tardigrade descendants with extra legs wondering Wtf happened 75 million years ago to wipe out most life.
Runaway greenhouse effect. We’re taking the rest with us.
Eh, the tardigrades will probably survive. That’d be enough for me.
Who knows, in 75 million years, maybe there will be tardigrade descendants with extra legs wondering Wtf happened 75 million years ago to wipe out most life.