Cosmic Queries Startalk's Guide to Who We Are, How We Got Here, and Where We're Going

** spoiler alert ** Great fairy tale on archeoastronomy so far. Found identified doomsday scenario with 🌋 volcano. I would tell great overview and least base knowledge about Cosmos >No matter how far humanity has gone in exploring the universe, there will always be new distant points in space. >All that ordinary matter had to do was form in gravitational holes and turn into galaxies. The force of gravity transforms huge clouds of atoms and molecules into more compressed objects, which we call stars and planets. >We use stereoscopes to search the universe for bio-signatures — molecules that organisms can produce, like oxygen or methane — in the atmospheres of planets. >Geophysicists believe that all continents will unite into one supercontinent. The temperature on the planet will rise, and moisture from the seas and oceans will lift into the atmosphere. Eventually, the oceans will disappear entirely, and volcanoes will continue to erupt. The greenhouse effect will raise the temperature to such an extent that Earth will turn into a rocky surface with oceans of lava.

Pretty accessible - maybe GCSE level + some background. Well worth a read!!