The Day of Resurrection was determined in 89 seconds until midnight, the closest to a “global disaster”

The Day of Resurrection was determined in 89 seconds until midnight on Tuesday morning, which has absolutely placed in the world at all for what scientists see is a “global disaster”.

The decades -old international symbol, which is described by the non -profit institution that is based in the University of Chicago, is a metaphor of atomic scientists as a metaphor that shows the extent of the planet close to reaching “human extinction”, every year. In January 2024, the watch was set in 90 seconds until midnight, as it was in 2023. This is the first time that the watch has moved forward since 2023.

Atomic scientists bulletin tracks the threats of man-made and focus on three main risk areas-nuclear risks, climate change and sabotage techniques-to determine the location of the hour.

“We have put the watch closer to the middle of the night because we do not see sufficient positive progress in the global challenges we face, including nuclear risks, climate change, biological threats and progress in sabotage techniques,” said Daniel Halls, head of newsletter. The Security Council, which determines the watch, at a press conference on Thursday.

The Science and Security Council, which consists of scientists, nuclear technology, climate science experts, and members of the organization’s board of directors, meets twice a year to discuss global events and reset the hour according to necessity. According to its website.

The Day of Resurrection was created in 1947, according to the newsletter, by the scholars who worked on Manhattan Project. After that, it was believed that the rise of nuclear weapons technology was the biggest threat in the world, with early warnings of the watch of the risk of armament race between the United States and the Soviet Union. Since 2007, climate change has been a major concern The watch mode is determined.

The watch was initially set in seven minutes until midnight and moved 25 times since. It can move back and forward, with a movement away from midnight, which indicates that people can make a positive change. The hands were far from midnight in 1991, after the end of the Cold War, according to the bulletin.