Physicists determine the date of "Doomsday"
A new study from Harvard University suggests that the world is expected to end the same way it did, with the Great Bang.
The theories of how the planet ends between a nuclear war and a catastrophic collision with a meteorite or a slow fade in the dark have ranged.
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However, according to a recent study by Harvard physicists, it is about destabilizing the initial particle that is believed to be responsible for the material's mass acquisition, scientifically known as the Higgs boson.
No one is expected to reach the grand end, which is expected to occur after about 11 trillion years, based on predictions by physicists.
When instability occurs, the world will explode into a huge bubble of energy, obviously destroying everything in the universe, and all the colonists of Mars will also be eliminated.
What is worrisome is that physicists say the process could have already begun, and unless someone or something can locate the dodgy "Higgs" in our infinite world, we will never know the end date.
It is also possible that the sun will burn and other catastrophic celestial phenomena will occur before we reach this doomsday.
