What would happen to Earth if there were no light bulbs?

Answer 1

If there were no light bulbs, artificial lighting would cease to exist, leading to a significant impact on human activities during nighttime. This would likely result in a shift towards natural lighting sources such as candles, torches, or oil lamps. However, the absence of modern lighting technology would hinder productivity, safety, and overall quality of life in many aspects of society.

Answer 2

this means no more curry shops and we will be using candles!!!!!NEVER NEVER NEVER!

Birdnose says: BOO!

nothing would happen to earth, except maybe global warming would slow down because no coal is being used to generate energy. but more than anything human culture would change.

Answer 3

We would have a temperature equal to the temperature in space. The short answer is that the temperature in space is approximately 2.725 Kelvin. That means the universe is generally just shy of three degrees above absolute zero - the temperature at which molecules themselves stop moving. That's almost -270 degrees Celsius, or -455 Fahrenheit The results of that would be complete cessation of life as we know it for all organisms on earth.

Answer 4

It's obvious, it would make the earth much hotter which would evaporate everything and or it can blow up causing the earth to explode. We are supposedly going to terraform Mars, meaning we are going to make it habitable so we can live on it. That is quite and interesting thing to study.

Answer 5

The result would be catastrophic for all life on earth. A cooled core which produced no more heat would mean no volcanic activity which could be a mixed blessing.

However, the more serious consequence would be that the Earth's iron core would no longer be molten. A solid and static core would not generate a magnetic field. The loss of the magnetic field would mean that there would be nothing left to protect the earth from the charged particles in the solar wind and from cosmic radiation. Without that protection the upper atmosphere would be blasted away and with it the ozone layer which protect us from the harmful effects of the sun's ultra violet radiation. Life on earth would not survive in its current form.