WhatIfSoon Editorial Team 
Earth’s rotation is one of the most constant features of life. Every sunrise, every weather system, and every biological rhythm quietly depends on it. The planet turns once every twenty four hours, distributing sunlight, regulating temperature, and shaping atmospheric motion. Because this motion is so stable, it is easy to forget how deeply life depends … Read more
For most of human history, the Moon has been a constant presence in the sky. It rises and sets with quiet regularity, shapes calendars, guides tides, and has influenced science, culture, and navigation. Because it feels so familiar, it is easy to overlook how deeply the Moon is woven into Earth’s physical systems. But what … Read more
If the sun went out for 24 hours, Earth would experience sudden darkness, rapid cooling, and global disruption. For most of human history, the Sun has been the most reliable presence in our lives. It rises, it sets, and it powers nearly every system on Earth. But imagine a scenario where that reliability vanishes. No … Read more