Scientific Speculation - World destruction - continued existence of separate biomes possible?

If a world containing various biomes (frozen tundra, plains, volcanic etc), was destroyed by an asteroid or series of natural disasters, would the huge chunks of the world be able continue supporting life immediately after / survivors?

The now destroyed world would be separated into various pieces (some huge, the size of continents). Would they simply have the characteristics of asteroids themselves (i.e. dead rock) eradicating all possibility for sustaining life or creating life?

Would survival even be possible in the event of a global collision / destruction by natural forces?

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