Stephen Hawking makes a dreaded view of the future of mankind: 'The Earth has perished, time to leave'

After giving warnings that people can only live on Earth for 100 years , Professor Stephen Hawking has made more terrifying judgments about human destiny: 'The Earth has perished, it's time to leave. "

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Recently, during the Starmus Festival in Norway, Professor Hawking said: 'Humans have run out of places, the only place we can go is to other worlds. The time to discover other solar systems has arrived. Dispersion is probably the only way we can save ourselves. I believe that people need to leave Earth. '

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Hawking issued this warning because:

1. People have destroyed and exploited this resource exhaustively, leading to a situation of high climate change.
2. The dangers of meteorites, supernovae, black holes, and solar radiation are threatening the Earth.
3. There is no place on Earth that is not exploited, our only option is to go outside the solar system.

In addition, Stephen Hawking called on countries around the world to take astronauts to the Moon by 2020 and to Mars by 2025. Professor affirmed that leaving the Earth requires the coordination of Global with many participants otherwise this goal will fail. The reason is that the current scientific and technical conditions do not allow us to reach the planets that fit the nearest life, 4.5 billion light-years.

Professor Hawking believes that, by striving to promote space programs, we can address concerns about increasingly serious problems on Earth.

He also affirmed that he does not deny the importance of fighting climate change and other issues. Hawking also criticized US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change.

When asked about what humans can do now, Professor Hawking said: 'If humanity continues for several million years, our future will depend strongly on going to places yet. Everybody has come before. '