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Imagine this: on an ordinary and unsuspecting day, people all over the world are going about their lives as usual, following their established routines. Suddenly, a mysterious force transports humanity off this blue planet. What happens next? In urban areas, driverless vehicles collide with each other, causing massive traffic accidents and fires. Planes in the sky lose control, one by one crashing into the ground. Nuclear power plants approach their safety limits, triggering unprecedented disasters. But this is far from the end of the world. Over the course of 100, 200, or even 500 years, the symbols of human civilization begin to crumble one after another. Skyscrapers and cross-sea bridges, exposed to the elements, gradually collapse and decay. Green plants and wild animals "invade" human habitats, becoming the new rulers after humanity's departure. The disappearance of humanity may be a disaster for civilization, but for a planet that has existed for 4.6 billion years, it is hardly a significant event...