What if Earth instantly lost all it’s oceans?

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First thing I thought of was that without oceans, the new sea level is now 20k-25k below sea level, meaning sea level was now, at most, 25k feet above sea level, which means I'm living on the peak of K2 or Everest. Of course having the oceans vaporizing instantly, instead of being too thin, everyone would be crushed instantly.

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If all of the world’s ocean water were to spontaneously evaporate, the oxygen level levels on earth would likely take a major dip. A lot of people don’t realize it, but we actually get the majority of our oxygen from the oceans and not the world’s forests and everything I mean yes we get a bunch of it from trees and stuff like that too, but the majority of it actually comes from the ocean.

I can also tell you right now that when the sun enters its red giant phase, if humanity is still around when that happens. And if we haven’t like evolved or something hasn’t happened to make it so that we are living in a different planet or hell even a different galaxy at that point. In all likelihood humanity will die off long before the sons expansion reaches close enough to earth to begin cooking it. After all planet Earth, currently resides in an area known as “the habitable zone“ also called “the Goldilocks zone“ which is an area in our solar system where our planet is at just the right spot to basically have all of the right variables in just the right ratios to allow for complex cellular life to live.

Theoretically speaking if this zone is shifted even just a tiny amount, it could have absolutely disastrous effects on the planet. It’s also theorized that this expansion that the sun will go through will not be instantaneous. It will probably take hundreds of thousands of years for all we know. Now we could be wrong obviously because again this is speculative science. But even so in all likelihood, any kind of complex life living on earth would be long dead by the time the sun reached its Apex of the red giant phase.

I'm guessing we should have the technology to push the planet into a orbit with a greater distance from the Sun by that point

One surprising correction: being “0.73” on the Kardashev scale doesn’t mean humanity is 73% of the way to Type I. We currently use only about 0.2% of the power a Type I civilization would. That finish line is much farther away than the video makes it sound.

1800 kelvin equals 1526 Celsius or 2780 Fahrenheit