I Can Raise Gu by Feeding Them Cancer Cells Forever

Atmospheric Stripping Perhaps the most terrifying impact of losing Earth's magnetic field may be losing the air we breathe – and the solar wind will once again be the culprit. The Sun's natural winds are so powerful that they can easily separate gases from a planet's atmosphere until almost no gas remains. You must know that Mars may once have been much like the Earth, with oceans and a thick atmosphere. Its surface atmospheric pressure is equivalent to about 30% of the Earth's atmospheric pressure, but unlike our planet, its magnetic field disappeared billions of years ago. Its atmosphere was completely unprotected, causing it to be torn into space. Today, the atmospheric pressure on the surface of Mars is only equivalent to 0.8% Of the atmospheric pressure on the Earth's surface. It can be seen how great the protective effect of the earth's magnetic field on the earth's atmosphere is. If the earth's magnetic field weakens to 20% of its usual value, then in the event of a strong solar storm, part of the atmosphere in the upper layers of the earth's atmosphere will be blown away, making the earth's atmosphere thinner. Once the atmospheric pressure drops low enough, Earth's liquid water begins to evaporate until it is carried away again by the solar wind. Slowly, all water will disappear from the Earth's surface. Therefore, without a magnetic field, there is no atmosphere, and without an atmosphere, there is no liquid water. Therefore, the earth is no longer a blue planet and cannot birth and sustain life. However, the changes that the loss of the magnetic field has brought to the earth are not over. After all the water resources on the earth have evaporated, the oceanic plates will be ready to move. In contrast, the crustal pressure on the land plates, especially the plateau areas, will become particularly prominent. At this time, the entire earth's crust will be out of balance, and plate activities will ensue. Earth's Plate Movement The problem is far from that simple. Huge plate movement will lead to a series of natural disasters. Volcanoes and earthquakes will continue continuously, and the entire earth's landscape will undergo earth-shaking changes. All life will be reduced to ashes, and everything will be ashes. When everything returns to silence, the earth will have changed.

Protagonist: I am their limiter. If the limit is unlocked, humanity will be destroyed.

I personally don't like plots that cooperate with the official, because not only is there harmony, but more importantly, the protagonist's freedom is more or less restricted. I prefer plots in which one person controls the world (all forces)

What an aviation sow looks like

Well, the creativity is fine, but if the protagonist continues to be the official guinea pig, I really can't accept it...🙂 Stick to a few more chapters, after all, I prefer this setting

Collective combat form

The fighting form should be like this

Genes soar, synthetic evolution. Come on, drink this colorful virus cocktail and let the virus adapt to us humans.

In the post-apocalyptic novel, the protagonist is the first one to be taken away for research. Since it is necessary to write a large-scale research, it is logical. This level of research is full of "the power of my own thinking". The author can know what he wants to know, and there is no way to study what cannot be done. Or when the time is right, some of the problems can be studied and it will be so incredible that he can accomplish things that "can't" be done. .

The protagonist can make some cancer cells evolve towards floating spores, and then combine it with the photosynthesis ability to be studied. Then there will be an endless supply of energy to evolve towards a single civilization, and then protect and bind some human scientists. Biological civilization + technological civilization will progress on two legs.