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about 15×

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Information asks
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The same question

Will China land the next person on the Moon?

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Report estimate
6%
Reported range: 1% to 15%

A drone causes a fatal crash of a commercial passenger flight before August 30, 2036.

Evidence date
Evidence through Aug 30, 2026
Revision
Revision 1
The reasoning

The report weighs drone encounters against collision-avoidance systems and airport defenses. It distinguishes a close encounter from a collision that causes a fatal crash.

What could change the estimate

The forecast depends on how safeguards and enforcement develop.

Read this report.

Free to read

Read the conclusion and its reasoning, with FAA drone sighting records and an NTSB investigation record among the report’s sources.

Will humanity survive until 2050?

Report

As of 2026-09-08, humanity has an estimated 98% probability of surviving to January 1, 2050, with a plausible range of 94 to 99. A catastrophe killing at least 10% of the world's population is a different and more likely outcome, estimated here at 8%, with a range of 3 to 20. These are editorial judgements informed by published risk surveys, whose participants disagree sharply and mostly forecast

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