What happens if humans disappear from the planet?

It is common in science fiction that humans disappear from Earth.

But what would happen if humans disappeared one day without a trace? The planet will survive, but how?

In fact, in just a few hours, the lights around the world will turn off because of power plants will run out of fuel, and the solar panels, if they are the source, will be covered with soil and dirt. The only engines that will keep running are those that are hydroelectric.

Pets and animals on farms that are tied up will die and those inside the prisons and closed stables will die and the rest leave their prisons in search of food. But some may become prey to other larger-sized animals. Human-dependent animals such as rats and cockroaches will decrease significantly.

About a month after humans disappeared from the planet, cooling water in nuclear power plants will evaporate. This would lead to a series of disasters around the world, so it will be stronger than Fukushima and Chernobyl.

A year after humans disappeared from Earth, satellites orbiting the Earth will begin to fall from their orbits.

After about twenty-five years, vegetation spreads the surface of the globe, while some cities will be buried under thick layers of sand. The Panama Canal disappears as vegetation progresses, and the Americas may be reunited. Vegetables decompose to a stage where they become inedible.

One hundred years after humanity disappeared from Earth, all animals considered to be endangered species will regain their number to the original before human evolution. However, their distribution will be very different since it is people who have made them in different regions.

Three hundred years later, buildings made of metal, bridges, and towers begin to deteriorate and collapse due to corrosion.

Five hundred years later, the city's suburbs will invade the forest. Trees and plants will begin to grow between leftovers, kitchen utensils, aluminum, and stainless steel.

Plastic is a substance that will remain for some time on our planet, where bacteria cannot absorb this type of waste, which is why plastic has been deposited in sediments for millions of years.

About ten thousand years after the disappearance of humans, all traces of advanced civilization disappeared. The only remains of millions of years of human journeys can be found on the moon.

Ancient structures such as China Great Wall or Mount Rushmore can live for at least 100,000 years. The Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx will be one of the last permanent structures on the planet's surface, suggesting that the earth was once inhabited by unknown beings with an advanced ancient civilization. However, these buildings and structures are likely to be covered with hundreds of meters of dirt and soil.