Theoretically, indefinitely, if they have the technology to become self-sufficient. A human being landed on Jupiter in regular clothes wouldn't last very long due to the intense atmospheric pressure, poisonous gases and extreme weather. A human being on Mars with advanced technology for growing plants and waste recycling and electricity generation would survive for substantially longer, perhaps even up to a regular lifespan.
No there are other forms of life that share the planet with human beings.
Nobody invented it. The gravitational constant was there - long before the first human being walked on this planet.
It is possible, but not for a long long long long long long long long time.
The average lifetime of a human being is around 72 years.
Griffins ust to live on the planet a really long time ago when the human beings where not living on this planet for example the time of the dynasor.
Human rights is a good thing as long as you like being alive; being alive is the very essence of human rights.
They are there to perform the process of a birth of another human being. it takes a good long nine months for this process to happen, before we can see the results.
A year then another 4 months after the cylons came
As long as a normal human being is expected to live! They are also humans.
The fact is that the Earth has been here for a long, long, very long time. For it to end would take an amount of energy difficult to calculate. Humans on the other hand have inhabited the planet Earth for a relatively short period of time, say a million years or so. That being said, in the entire history of the planet, more than 95% of the species that have ever inhabited the planet no longer exist. That being said, the world of humans could end tomorrow, or it could end in another million years.
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