Potential, the ability or possibility for future development, Incapable of, unable to do something, Annihilation, complete destruction, Global population, all people living on Earth, Asteroid collision, an impact between Earth and an asteroid, Celestial, relating to space or the sky, Celestial objects, natural objects in space, such as asteroids and planets, Approach, to move closer to something, Astronomy, the scientific study of space, Warning systems, systems that alert people to danger, Reasonable solution, a sensible way to solve a problem, Alien invasion, an attack by beings from another planet, Science fiction, stories based on imagined science and technology, Sustainability, the ability to continue without causing harm, Speculation, ideas based on guessing rather than facts, Disappear from the Earth's surface, to stop existing anywhere on Earth, In consequence of, as a result of, Ecological developments, changes in the natural environment, Self-imposed, caused by oneself, Transformations, major changes in form or nature, Computer simulations, computer models of real situations, Depict, to show or represent, Mutated forms of life, living things changed by mutation, Human participation, involvement of people, Throughout history, during the whole course of history, Dramatic changes, very large or sudden changes, Intelligence, the ability to think and understand, Evolutionary achievements, progress made through evolution, Create the greatest dangers, to become the main source of serious threats

PART 4

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

AI Enhanced: This activity contains content generated by AI. Learn more.

Switch template

Continue editing: ?