What do you know, there’s still some hope left in the world! In a new paper published in Nature Astronomy, researchers found that the way they previously predicted the world to end may not happen after all, according to Daily Mail.

In the past, research has predicted that, sometime in the next five billion years, Earth will collide with the Andromeda Galaxy at 220,000 mph, effectively swallowing Earth in the process.

Now, researchers at Durham University have lowered the likelihood of that scenario to 50/50 after conducting 100,000 simulations.

While having a coin flip’s chance that the world may not end in a horrifying way may not sound like good news, it’s a lower percentage than previously predicted.

“It used to appear [Earth was] destined to merge with Andromeda forming a colossal

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