The world without us.

[Bk]

Found this chart today, thought it might be interesting enough to share. Althought I must admit I don't know how reliable the source is, it seems pretty well thought out.

[T-Bag]

Strange, alot of it is speculation. I mean building collapsing due to no heat/maintainance can be seen in dissused areas etc. But speculating about what the levels of animals would be like is probably way off.
The interesting parts are seeing how long it takes for all the raw materials like plastics and radioactive elements to drop down to natural levels.
Just imagine finding something that had to have been made unnaturally when there is no other evidence left to tell you anything about the people who made it. It'd be an impossible mystery, it'd drive me nuts.

[Anonymous]

Don't know how accurate it is but it seems sensible enough to be factual. nice one BK

[sulky_uk]

pretty similar to the one that appeared in the bbc focus magazine a couple of months ago

[delanvital]

Interesting. Cheers.

[kregoron]

nice find m8

[Luminance]

Lol maybe alliens would find my plastic mouse wich miracliusly survived everything. Wonder what they would think of it, or gues where it was used for

[Snusmumrikken]

maybe we all dissapear tomorrow and noone will survive cos of some reason:O
and i doubt earth would live more than couple of million years more without any huge astroid or something crashes...

[Sithvid]

Nice the bit about the bridges falling apart in the usa ?

[Bastet]

Hehe, thats taking nowhere near as long.
 
Kinda scary though that it takes 4,5 billion years for radation from Uranium to just reach its half life, would take a stupidly long ammount of time to be dropped back to normal levels. :blink: