Scientists have finally dated the end of life on Earth: what science really reveals.

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We all know the universe is vast, mysterious, and sometimes a little intimidating. But when researchers announce they’ve calculated precisely when life on our beautiful blue planet will end, it’s hard not to look up from your coffee. The good news is: we’re talking billions of years. In other words, our grandchildren still have a bright future ahead of them. So, sit back, relax, and we’ll tell you all about it.

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