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Credit: Jekan Thanga/University Of Arizona Earth is naturally a volatile environment, explained Thanga, a professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering in the UArizona College of Engineering. As humans, we had a close call about 75,000 years ago with the Toba supervolcanic eruption, which caused a 1,000-year cooling period and, according to some, aligns with an estimated drop in human diversity. Because human civilization has such a large footprint, if it were to collapse, that could have a negative cascading effect on the rest of the planet. Video of Lunar Pits and Lava Tubes for a Modern Ark He warns that severe climate change that might cause rising sea levels would find dry land suddenly underwater, most importantly at the Svalbard Seedbank, a Norwegian facility that contains hundreds of thousands of seed samples to protect against some unexpected cosmic event.

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