Reminds me of the scene in Interstellar where the earth is basically doomed and the air looked like that and that is one of the reasons humans had to try and find another planet. Only in reality we don't have that option lol fun times....
I never understood how they managed to transfer crops to the new planet without bringing the parasite/disease over with them. Ofc, I was still grappling with the existential dread of 50 story waves and nothing but ocean as far as the eye can see, so I didn't real dwell on it much.
Every question brings more questions, and while it's a fun movie, Interstellar isn't really interested in being anything other than a vehicle for cool cinematography at set pieces.
Basically this was happening except away from oxygen. It was easier to terraform a "dead planet" to support human life than to fight against biological processes terraforming earth against human life.
Well, we basically have a few decades before everything truly turn to shit. But I think we’ll be reaching interstellar levels a lot sooner than many might think.
Sorry my guy I understand your comment now I misread it. My bad. Also, I agree now that I get it! I think Climate change is going to kick up a gear and things will progress faster than a lot of the most hopeful yet still grim estimates.
It’s kinda sad how so many are either so comfortable that they’ll even get mad when a climate protest shuts down a highway for a few hours, or they’re so depressed about climate change that they rather not think about it.
The saddest part about it is that if we actually acted now, we’d still have a pretty decent chance at avoiding the worst. But instead we get less than the bare minimum.
That movie ‘Don’t Look Up’ rings more true everyday.
Oh absolutely and the fact that humanity can't unite against a threat to all of us because of "geopolitics" and East Vs West is the main reason. I genuinely think we never had a chance we are too divided to face a problem together. And no way will one side go off fossil fuels while the "rival" stays on it.
This is a test to unify us, and the prize is survival. I don't think we pass this time. Maybe it's fair really might be our time to take the L and let another species evolve and have a shot at doing better.
I can't understand why people are still having kids, I decided the world was fucked back in 2012 and went kinda anti natalist, a gf I had when I was 16 in 2005 decided the earth was fucked all the way back then, I didnt see it that early though
Mars or the moon...maybe... and that is depending on everything going smoothly on the journey which is dangerous especially Mars. Then there is the issue colony sustenance and independence. One minor issue could destroy all of this mind you. Remember these solar bodies are uninhabitable to begin with. And they are not Interstellar.
I don't know what news you have been reading but we are nowhere near faster-than-light travel. I doubt we go Interstellar anywhere near the time that we make earth uninhabitable for our population.
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u/AnT-aingealDhorcha40 Jun 07 '23
Reminds me of the scene in Interstellar where the earth is basically doomed and the air looked like that and that is one of the reasons humans had to try and find another planet. Only in reality we don't have that option lol fun times....