The Earth will sooner or later turn red like Mars.

Earth faces the prospect of one day turning as red as Mars.

According to the Daily Mail, this is an atmospheric leak phenomenon, described by astrophysicist Anjali Tripathi in a recent presentation.

The Earth's atmosphere, including oxygen, is the source of life for living organisms, making Earth different from the rest of the Solar System.

"Atmospheric leaks are constant and enough to cause you concern, even if only a little," Tripathi said. Once too much hydrogen leaks out, Earth will turn into a red planet like Mars.

This phenomenon was detected by NASA using ultraviolet (UV) light. "The problem here is that the atmosphere doesn't just remain within Earth; it's escaping into space at an alarming rate."

But Earth isn't the only planet experiencing this phenomenon, as it happens to all planets.

The bright circle represents the loss of atmospheric energy into space.

Mars is much smaller than Earth and has less gravity, so it can't retain its atmosphere as long as Earth does. This explains why Mars is so distinctively red.

The remaining oxygen and hydrogen on Mars create the red, "rust-like" color on the Martian surface.