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The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.

The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.

Like the sands of the hourglass, the world is slipping toward self-destruction one second at a time, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists concluded Thursday, once again setting the hands of

Doomsday Clock stays at 100 seconds to midnight, as scientists warn of threats of nuclear war and climate change.

The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.

The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.

“Steady is not good news,” said members of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. “We are stuck in a perilous moment.”

A Cold War icon, the clock conveys scientists’ views on humankind’s risk of destroying itself. Its current setting: just 100 seconds to midnight.

The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.

The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.