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Revision as of 07:24, 14 March 2011
- "In fact, all life is extinct."
- ―Professor Farnsworth
- "Hah hah hah!"
- ―Bender
1000000000 is a year in which the professor, Bender and Fry went to via the professors Forwards Time Machine. The Earth is finally a vast empty desert in that year.
Events
- End of all known life on the Earth.
Minor Speculation
While the Professors scanning device tells him that no life signs remain on or even possibly within the Earth as well, that may not truly mean that any or all forms of life had truly died on Earth. Since space travel and colonization were already possible in the 31st Century any remmants of either Humanity or evolved animal life may have simply moved to another more habitable planet(s) and had taken all the Animals/plants/material goods/usable resources with them. Thus leaving the planet a barren lifeless shell of what it once was.