When will the world end and how?

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11-30-2006, 03:54 AM
Zawth

i think it will end some time in a million years, when the planet is no longer inhabited by humans... maybe a more primitive race or advace...

we will eather die out, or move on its that simple. God wouldnt waste his time on us, there has to be another planet that will have the apocolipse not earth, its not worthy.

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Originally Posted by RidleyLoki

Earth will either... get hit by a comet or meteor too big for us to handle and be blasted into pieces, get sucked into the sun when the sun expands far enough to take us in (even though we might boil up and turn into a planet like venus before then.) Run into another solar system and collide with it, or get sucked into a black hole. :3

we can preaty much handle any size, because if it was super big, we would be ready, unless it was the size of the sun(we would see it way befor it hit us so even then we might have a chance) sun is a reasonable way, collide is a reasonable way, but how the hell will we get sucked in by a black whole?
11-30-2006, 04:01 AM
*Legend*

Meteors we can deflect. Comets....Ha...hahaha....HAHAHAHAHA! Death.

Anyway, I'll go with the Mayans and say December 21st, 2012. Death from a space rift, or exdtensive heat (More storms - bigger and badder ones).
11-30-2006, 07:38 AM
Ramstien

We'll die in like 2000+ years.
11-30-2006, 08:03 AM
TheJESTERJ

Right after I die the world will end. No explanation, it just will.
11-30-2006, 10:09 PM
Karpal

:( >_> :eye: O_o i believe that sum fat rat will eat cheese and then will die and the world will explode
11-30-2006, 10:27 PM
Attila

Unrealistic answer for me would be Zombie Apocalypse.. A realisetic answer would be every major world power sending a nuke to their enemy and the whole world becomes contaminated.
11-30-2006, 10:27 PM
AtomSlap

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Originally Posted by Wot!

And you say he can't grasp the concept of the mechanics of stars.

A Black Hole doesn't 'devour' you, it crushes you with millions of tons of pressure do to the massive power of central gravity.

I do not deny, you do know what you're talking about, but you don't know much about a black hole.

It KILLS you, doesn't send you through somewhere, just plain and simple tears you apart and crushes you to a being smaller than that of an electron.

Edit: Note, these are recent observations.

Uhum, actually it isn;t millions of tons of pressure, it is infinite pressure, in an infinitely small volume of space (which can never be realised).

"It KILLS you, doesn't sen.." You don't know of this. Yes, there may be astrophysicists out there who tell you this, the fact is, there's thousands of these scientists, all have their own view on what will happen. Until a theory is proven, they will keep on assuming.

Rescent observations eh? I tell you now, they have found blackholes about (not many mind you). But, that's only because of gravitational disortion. Until they come face to face with a black hole, they will never know what the actual process of "entrapment" is.

Again, "Infinite pressure on an infinitely small volume of space" An Electron is not infinitely small, believe me.
11-30-2006, 10:30 PM
Wot!

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Originally Posted by AtomSlap

Uhum, actually it isn;t millions of tons of pressure, it is infinite pressure, in an infinitely small volume of space (which can never be realised).

"It KILLS you, doesn't sen.." You don't know of this. Yes, there may be astrophysicists out there who tell you this, the fact is, there's thousands of these scientists, all have their own view on what will happen. Until a theory is proven, they will keep on assuming.

Rescent observations eh? I tell you now, they have found blackholes about (not many mind you). But, that's only because of gravitational disortion. Until they come face to face with a black hole, they will never know what the actual process of "entrapment" is.

Again, "Infinite pressure on an infinitely small volume of space" An Electron is not infinitely small, believe me.

I agree with the electron portion, but I do have to state that it's 'smaller than an electron'. :)

Gravitational distortion? Try the power to keep even light from escaping.

I have no doubt that there's no way a human can survive that.
11-30-2006, 10:30 PM
Paladinn

I still support my "bunny rabbit and fish" theory.
Actually, I change my mind. Go to WWW.Albinoblacksheep.com and watch "End of Ze World." That's how the earth will end. Except for Alaska, Hawaii, and California, everything else is gone.
11-30-2006, 10:35 PM
AtomSlap

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Originally Posted by Wot!

I agree with the electron portion, but I do have to state that it's 'smaller than an electron'. :)

Gravitational distortion? Try the power to keep even light from escaping.

I have no doubt that there's no way a human can survive that.

Btw, I'm liking these debates XD
This is the most work i've been put up to in a whole 2 hours. lol :)

Yeah, light not being able to escape the horizon is widely known. That's why they're 'BlackHoles' lol ;) - I think this supports the theory of light not only being a wave, but a particle also.
- Although, still a theory it may be, it's pretty damn obvious lmao.
11-30-2006, 11:38 PM
boinker

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Originally Posted by BabyXSoap

omg arent u guys scared of all this like thats a bad way to die
im too young to die:( :(
like im about to cry now because u make it sound like were all gonna die and theres nothing to do about it :( :(
please tell what is ur trick if u have one for not being to depressed or sad about this:( :( :( :(

just think of it this way we will probably go live on mars if earth is about to blow up thats how i calmed myself down^^