NASA shares unsettling prediction for humanity’s expiration dateNASA has issued a stark new warning — Earth is slowly ‘running out of oxygen,’ and a recent study has predicted when life might come to an end.

Over the past few years, we’ve been hit with a wave of doomsday predictions. Some come from scientists warning about AI dangers, others from modern mystics or political analysts forecasting global conflict and the threat of World War 3.

And now, this latest revelation from NASA adds yet another troubling possibility to that growing list of concerns about Earth’s future.

The space agency is now warning about something even more fundamental — our atmosphere’s ability to sustain life.

To make matters worse, the Trump administration previously announced plans to slash funding for space research, including missions that help track how human activity affects the planet through greenhouse gases.

NASA reveals Earth is ‘running out of oxygen’ and marks an ‘end of life’ date.

According to the research, Earth could see its oxygen levels drop dramatically — down to less than 10% of today’s levels in about a billion years, as the Sun continues to grow hotter over time.

But here’s the twist: experts believe the planet could begin its irreversible descent into what they call a “great deoxygenation” way sooner. Some say this slow collapse might kick off in as little as 10,000 years.

“The lifespan of oxygen-rich atmospheres may be shorter than we previously thought.” explained Christopher Reinhard, who co-authored the study and is based at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

This study, led by researchers from both NASA and Japan’s Toho University, explored how rising levels of solar radiation will eventually damage the delicate balance of gases in our atmosphere.