Look Up!
I've watched Discovery channel last night and an interesting program was playing: Earth's Final Days. The show presented scientific facts that laid out our final days ahead: when the sun will burn out its fuel and explode, asteroids the size of a country impacting the earth and black holes that may suck our solar system.
If you will look into it, our extinction may not come from within, we forget that the bigger inevitable problems just lie up above.
This holistic view of our fragile existence will help us discover that wars between countries and the ongoing terrorism are nothing but a drop in a bucket: futile and useless.
posted by jef at 4:44 PM
Well, instead of marching with the signs: Resign or be kicked.. Ibabsak si Ate Glue why not those marchers (protesters) instead carry: Repent, the End is Near or The BIG BANG malapit na. Baka matapos na itong "crisis" sa gobyerno kuno.
kung outer force paguusapan, napakatagal or unlikely pa mangyayari iyon.. ilang billion years pa bago maging red supergiant ang sun at mababa ang chance na tatama oo collide sa atin ang isang meteor. internal problems ang dapat intindihin. dahil sa global warming at pagnipis ng ozone layer, pollution atbp. tama nga yung sa matrix.
HUMANS ARE A VIRUS. to this planet.
Hi that is sod law(I think) He!He!He!
Wish you well
I just hope that I'm already 6 feet under by the time a giant asteroid decides to pay earth a visit.
haven't read the post yet. sorry. just want to greet you a happy birthday. i don't know when your bday is but you said that you'll be older in barely two weeks. so happy birthday! :)
i don't wanna die... huhuhu
hoist bday mo ba? happy bday tol.. san ang kainan
we really don't know what will happen. the scientists may be right.. or it may be due earlier than expected. just like in the movie the day after tomorrow. or with the tsunami. scary but true
so, is it your bday nga? happy birthday na rin :)
All I can say is, thank God I wont be around to witness the whole thing. With the fact that my life can get a little hectic, I cant even begin to imagine how I would schedule in the time for the bane of our existence.
my understanding is that the sun exploding is about 4 billion years from now. i'm guessing i won't be around for that. :D but when i first heard about this a few years ago, i was a little freaked out. Others? not so much. they're just worried about next week. ;)