When will the world end?

BrucePartington · 09-25-13, 02:08 PM

We all know now the earth will one day be destroyed by the death throws of our parent star.
But it's not all doom and gloom, as some people seem to have a morbid passion for.
The good news, we still have about 2 billion years to prepare for a mass exodus operation.
So far the two main problems have been: a) finding a suitable planet, b) have the means to get there.
After scouring our closest neighbourhood, a few potential candidates have already been found, and more will be, I am sure.
As for the means to get there, I came across this very interesting (mind boggling) quantum physics documentary, which should spark the imagination.

After having the means to travel, and a suitable destination, all we have to do is pack our tooth brush and clean underwear, along with a generous collection of plants and animals, enough for a healthy gene pool for a brand new start elsewhere.

Noah's Ark all over again?

09-25-13, 02:08 PM	#22
BrucePartington XO Join Date: May 2013 Location: KM AM99 Posts: 405 Downloads: 33 Uploads: 0	We all know now the earth will one day be destroyed by the death throws of our parent star. But it's not all doom and gloom, as some people seem to have a morbid passion for. The good news, we still have about 2 billion years to prepare for a mass exodus operation. So far the two main problems have been: a) finding a suitable planet, b) have the means to get there. After scouring our closest neighbourhood, a few potential candidates have already been found, and more will be, I am sure. As for the means to get there, I came across this very interesting (mind boggling) quantum physics documentary, which should spark the imagination. After having the means to travel, and a suitable destination, all we have to do is pack our tooth brush and clean underwear, along with a generous collection of plants and animals, enough for a healthy gene pool for a brand new start elsewhere. Noah's Ark all over again?