Where there is survival, there will be death, and humans and the earth are no exception. The famous British astronomer Martin Rees pointed out that as the double-edged sword of science becomes increasingly sharp, it becomes increasingly difficult to keep the earth "healthy". Reese estimates that the chance of Earth being struck by a catastrophic disaster has risen from 20% 100 years ago to 50% today. The book selects the 10 possibilities that pose the greatest threat to mankind and explains them respectively. It is hoped that readers can increase scientific knowledge, raise crisis awareness, establish concepts of environmental protection and peace during the reading process, and jointly safeguard the earth, our common home.
Reader comments
The book also talks about the mass extinction of life 250 million years ago. It turns out that the earth was so seriously injured at that time. I like this kind of book with rich scientific knowledge. It makes me understand our earth better and makes me aware of the importance of protecting the environment. We must work together to make the earth healthier!
If human beings are not greedy and selfish. Peaceful coexistence will not become extinct.
The book also talks about the mass extinction of life 250 million years ago. It turns out that the earth was so seriously injured at that time. I like this kind of book with rich scientific knowledge. It makes me understand our earth better and makes me aware of the importance of protecting the environment. We must work together to make the earth healthier!
If human beings are not greedy and selfish. Peaceful coexistence will not become extinct.