Founded in 1947 with the contributions of Albert Einstein, the Day of Resurrection created by the Atomic Scientists of the Bulletin is a symbolic clock dial that symbolized the events that pose a great threat to the future of the world. At this time, at midnight, it symbolizes a worldwide disaster, the end of civilization. The more midnight it is, the more the seriousness of destructive technologies such as nuclear weapons, climate change, artificial intelligence, and other existing threats. And with the last update, it is only 89 seconds left to midnight.

Last 89 seconds to extinction

On January 28, scientists took the doomsday from 90 seconds to 89 seconds and announced that the danger of the world to dranet to disaster has increased faster. Scientists have listed a number of important situations among the reasons for the update of the watch.

The war in Ukraine has a risk of turning into a nuclear conflict. Nuclear powers such as the United States, China and Russia spend great resources to modernize and strengthen their nuclear arsenal that may lead to disaster, rather than negotiating disasters. Since most countries did not make enough efforts for climate change, greenhouse gas emissions also climbed again last year.

It was also emphasized that the increase and lack of control in biological weapons research pose a threat to human -made pandemiler. In the meantime, the rapid development of artificial intelligence is tried to be controlled by regulations, but experts are worried that the growth of uncontrolled artificial intelligence will spread the rapid spread of false information, weaken democracy and even autonomous machines will make an enemy.

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, said in a statement, “The United States has collective power to destroy the Chinese and Russian civilization … Despite their deep disagreements, they should take this first step immediately. The world is dependent on an emergency action. “

What is the Day of Resurrection?

The idea of ​​the Day of Resurrection appeared in 1947 to warn humanity against the dangers of nuclear war. The apocalypse time was created after nuclear bombs thrown into Japan by the US in 1945 and showed that it was 7 minutes to extinction that year. It was moved 18 times from 1947 to 2007. The apocalyptic time was fixed in 2020, 2021 and 2022, set up for 100 seconds to midnight. The farthest point of the clock’s scorpions so far was immediately after the end of the Cold War and there was 17 minutes at midnight.

The condolences of the watch are moved near midnight or midnight due to scientists’ reading of existential threats at a given time. At midnight, it points to the theoretical point of extinction.