What it looks like in next 250 million years!

[Angstromicus]

Ah, I see  .


Anyways, what about the possibility of the Earth being transformed into a manmade structure itself. Perhaps humans (or what ever species that transcends from them) begin restructuring the Earth so that the entire planet from the inside out would be a giant city or spaceship?

[mrtwosheds]

It already is a giant city and a spaceship, just most of the inhabitants are not human and it only goes round in circles...

Actually what Angstromicus said sounds suspiciously like The Dalek Invasion Of Earth, plan number one...

[Arbystrider]

MrTwoSheds, sir? Don't you mean a spaceship made of ROCKS?

Rock isn't durable y'know. Maybe We'll become like the Scions and then our planet become the Core. That's what I think about when people say Earth turns into a complex structure. Maybe ROBOTS will take over us. Non-meatbags ruling the Earth. Perverse, or absurd, whatever that word is!  Why is my vocabulary so bad!

[Nielk1]

Rocks are very strong, especially those in a crystalline structure.

[Angstromicus]

Rocks don't hold a candle to what technology could make out of them. A rocky planet like earth could be converted into a mostly non-metallic spaceship, and still get along fine. The atoms that make up rock (i.e., carbon), coudl be reformed into synthetic materials which are much stronger.

[mrtwosheds]

But I suspect any attempt to convert the already (mostly) perfectly functioning spaceship Earth into something else would probably result in a massive life support systems failure...

[hybirdisdf]

We will find many more lost treasures under ocean floor.Maybe,We will find something ancient fossils even very rare.

[Nielk1]

We will find many more lost treasures under ocean floor.Maybe,We will find something ancient fossils even very rare.

Although over time it gets closer and closer to the subduction zone to be lost forever.

[Angstromicus]

Probably, altough subducted slabs are known to maintain their identity as deep as D''. Though, the mid-oceanic crust is probably heavily metamorphosed by the intense pressure of being forced under continental crust - thus destroying most fossils.

[hybirdisdf]

One man found a very very rare giant fossil plant right backyard in ill,chicago.The fossil plant trace back to very early life form long before the dinosaur walk on earth.It was like more than 1 billion years old and still in good shape.

[bigbadbogie]

That was the single most confusing and ridiculous thing I have ever read.

[Arbystrider]

Okay, deleting...