Dust
Wouldn't even your dust be gone in 66 billion years? Maybe at some point wouldn't everyone just be spread out molecules across the globe?
Jason
Dust
Depends if dark energy is really a thing and we're headed for the Big Rip. Nevertheless, the Sun will become a red giant in 5 billion years time, vapourising and destroying the Earth. In any case, the Earth will become uninhabitable 500 million years from now as the Sun increases in luminosity on the Main Sequence and the "Goldilocks Zone" for sustaining life moves outward. About another billion years after becoming a red giant, the Sun will shed its outer layers and only its degenerate matter core will remain as a white dwarf.Wouldn't even your dust be gone in 66 billion years? Maybe at some point wouldn't everyone just be spread out molecules across the globe?
I like the way you think.A dinosaur.
If I were 66 Billion, I'd be a Non-Primate because primates themselves didn't exist until 55 million years ago. To say nothing about Homo Sapiens.
66 billion years is much older than the currently estimated age of the universe of about 13.8 billion years.
Don't worry. Your statement is still correct. You wouldn't be a primate if you were that old. You'd be older than a Nibblonian or Lorien as well.Shit. I messed up. I read "billion" and typed "billion" but thought "million". "66 billion" made me think of dinosaurs, which are more like 66 million.
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