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Researchers from Blue Marble Space and the University of Colorado Boulder have conducted a study on the future of life on Earth in relation to the Sun's evolution into a red giant. They suggest that life may survive for over a billion years, emphasizing the importance of geological carbon cycling in climate stability.
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Researchers from Blue Marble Space and the University of Colorado Boulder have conducted a study on the future of life on Earth in relation to the Sun's evolution into a red giant. They suggest that life may survive for over a billion years, emphasizing the importance of geological carbon cycling in climate stability.
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Study Examines Timeline for Life on Earth Before Sun Becomes a Red Giant