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Will We End up Like the Dinosaurs? Henry Gee Predicts Imminent Extinction for Humanity, or Cosmic Salvation

How long will humans continue to inhabit Earth? British scientist Henry Gee searches for an answer in evolutionary biology, genetics, and paleontology, and comes to a provocative conclusion: The survival of our species may depend on whether we can leave our home planet.

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