Anonymous

No. Unless we overcome the great distances involved in interstellar travel, our sun will eventually cool and expand into a Red Giant, encompassing the Earth completely and destroying the entire planet. If we have moved on to other planets in our solar system we might survive a few more years until the Sun completely dies. If we can leave this solar system in search of a new home with a younger sun we might last a few million more years until the entire Universe suffers form "heat death" when the universe reaches thermodynamic equilibrium and nothing can survive in a frozen waste of infinite space. Have a nice day! Don't worry, be happy!

Anonymous

As long as they don't mention Candleja-

Anonymous

Yes. I think there will always be a humanity somewhere , on an Earth like planet , with human beings living out their lives , more or less like it is here .

Anonymous

NO

Anonymous

Not in its present form, we may change over the centuries (naturally or otherwise) but we will survive; nothing lives indefinitely.

Anonymous

No. But that doesn't mean we can't survive a very long time, like millions or billions or even trillions of years. We could even outlive this universe, But indefinitely? No eventually everything comes to an end.

Anonymous

Clearly not.til armageddon.

Anonymous

As long as we know how to live I know we will survive

Anonymous

No

Anonymous

Considering over 90% of everything that's ever lived on Earth is now extinct, the odds are not in our favor.

Anonymous

No way. The elephant is on one leg, to coin the Hindu parallel. Everything goes in cycles, and ours will end soon, relatively speaking.

Anonymous

no.

Anonymous

If we don't destroy ourselves with nuclear war and if we get colonies on other planets, then we will survive forever. But those are two very big IFs.

Anonymous

No, Jesus comes back before humanity blows itself up. Then Christians will live forever.

Anonymous

Yes. By definition the amount of time involved in "indefinitely" is unknown. ( I can see by the majority of answers that many think you wrote "infinitely".)

Anonymous

Will

Anonymous

Very few species survive forever. 90% of all species have gone extinct since the beginning of life on Earth. We are only 200,000 years old as a species. If we make it another 200,000 I would be surprised. Too smart for our own good.

Anonymous

Bill Nye, "The Science Guy" said in the early 1980s that all humans will be extinct by 2030. So no. No humans after 2030, due to global warming.

Anonymous

let the reader understand the sign of Jesus Christ second coming is the Abomination of Desolation spoken by the prophet Daniel Daniel 9 and Daniel 11

Anonymous

Can't be indefinitely, but, right now, I'd just like to know if we'll establish a successful colony on Mars. I know I won't live to see that.

Anonymous

No, the end is coming.