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Imagine underwater cities underground skyscrapers 3D printed food and transport drones
Underwater cities have everything humans need to thrive – the water itself can be used to create breathable atmospheres and generate hydrogen fuel through the process. Salient-resistant vegetation can be used as crops in the sea to feed us. (Image: samsung.com)
Global warming means sea levels will increase, so that humans will have less land to live on. Architects, town planners and policymakers will probably eventually decide there is nothing they can do to effectively stop the sea from rising, and will suggest building towns under the ocean.
Most of the Earth’s surface – 71% – consists of water. If that proportion is going to increase due to climate change, perhaps humans should consider living in the sea.
Personal transport will be different
By the year 2116, we’ll all be moving around in our own driverless, personal drones, which may also serve as ‘transport mules’ that carry heavy things around, including our workplaces and even our homes.
In the future, when people go on holiday they’ll be able to take their homes with them. Imagine what holiday resorts like Ibiza, Bali or Cancun will look like. Perhaps, instead of lots of hotels and villas for rent, there’ll be many ultra-sophisticated caravan-style parks where you can park your house.
Co-author, Dr. Maggie Aderin-Pocock, a space scientist who used to present the BBC monthly documentary television programme on astronomy The Sky at Night, explains that our lives today are virtually unrecognizable compared to how we used to live in 1916.
