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Many times over? I doubt it, if you are talking about nuclear weapons. There's no way we could punch through all the ice at the poles to get any microscopic li
by Vecr 6y ago
Many times over? I doubt it, if you are talking about nuclear weapons.
There's no way we could punch through all the ice at the poles to get any microscopic life that might live under there, and in a standard nuclear war nothing would touch them anyway. Nuclear winter (if that's still thought to happen in a likely scenario) might not even get all the surface life.
- imtringued 6y agoThere are also people on this planet that are actively preparing against such a scenario. If anything is going to kill life (as we know it) on the planet it would be humans who just shrug and turn up their AC after a +4°C global temperature change and try their best to go to something ridiculous like +9°C as if destroying the planet was some sort of sport. I'm pretty optimistic that we can avoid such a scenario but you never know...