By Noah Bell
Our planet Earth has been somewhat
alive for around 4.6 billion years. During the first periods of its life, there
was no life on earth. The first forms of life started about 3.8 billion years
ago with cyanobacteria. Life began to become more diverse and adaptable after
what we call the Cambrian explosion; 544 million years ago. Humans have only
been around for about 4 million years ago. If you look at this time frame against
how long ago earth was created, you could see that humans have not been around
very long. Cyanobacteria was the first living organism and is still around
today. It is hard to imagine how long they have actually been on earth for.
Scientist estimate that earth will be able to sustain life for about 1.75 to 2 billion
more years. This will not affect us today, but will greatly impact our future
generations.
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