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Yay, I'll have a waterfront property in Lithgow, or is that you in Young Joe?
Buried under the ocean, no one is going to find it depending on the depth but I do see the earth beyond the capacity of sustaining life.
As for human life I think it will come around again, starting out with cave men and back to where we are now after the planet heals, not withstanding a big earth changing impact. We could go the way of Mars through green house gasses and destroy the entire planet and have no water, that wouldn't surprise me either.
It's long been suggested throughout history that many of the conveniences we have now have in fact been around thousands of years ago. I'm not suggesting microwave overs and streaming services but replicas of very old what appear to be aerodynamically flight capable models pulled from the pyramids, ancient hieroglyphs and art suggesting the battery is far from a modern day convenience and other inexplicable evidence suggesting we get to a certain level, wipe ourselves or the planet out and those few who survive start from scratch, living in caves and our technology is lst to them. Back to hunter gatherers and rubbing sticks together for fire when they eventually figure it out.
A stainless steel welded pressure vessel does sound like the way to go but DO NOT fit a carbon fibre nose cone.
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