Will humanity leave an everlasting proof of its existence?

Question

Humans have roamed the earth for a few milleniums. And although we have caused great impact in our native planet, in Universal therms, we are not even a grain of sand in all the beaches on Earth. Is this magnitude not frightening? Can we ever take full perception of how massively insignificant we are?

Will humanity be able to leave a proof of its own existence?

Answer 1

Depends how you define everlasting. Nothing can be everlasting because eventually the unviserse will collapse destroying all information that ever was.

If you mean everlasting in terms of something that exists from the time after the last human until the time the universe is detroyed, then yeah I'm sure they'll come up with something. A statue of me would be nice.

Answer 2

It depends on the outcome...If everything ends up being utterly destroyed (due to the sun expanding in billions and billions of years) than no we probably won't have any proof of our existance. That's why we've gotta live it up and make a positive impact on the lives of the people we meet.

Answer 3

no,it would be wiped out of the universe like a fly in the milk,and then it would seem that humans were non existant,u say we r the sand in the beach,i say we r the electron in the atom of a grain of sand.

Answer 4

Only if we are able to start traveling between the stars. Earth will eventually be destroyed, although that's not going to happen any time soon.

Answer 5

The proof of our existence will be the destroyed planet we leave behind, and the species we've helped make exctinct or endangered.

Answer 6

No, because the solar system will eventually collapse. When that happens everything we left behind will be destroyed. There will be no lingering knowledge or evidence of our species.

Answer 7

No, at least not a literal "everlasting" one...that would defy time and space LOL and so far we can't do that.