Doomsday Clock now set at 85 seconds to midnight, signaling threat to human existence and planet

Donation Options Search Search Search The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved up its “Doomsday Clock” four seconds, now set at 85 seconds to midnight, representing the closest earth has been to destruction.
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