The Earth + N Years

[Mahucharn]

Found this neat gif, kinda depressing though..

 

[Bloodcount]

It is pretty amazing if you ask me. Kinda funny to where we are headed. I do wonder how much of this will come true though.

 

[Mahucharn]

Me too. Also, the +50000 years was a picture from Star Wars.

 

[Wiseman_2]

I would like to point out that the Atlantic ocean will not close in the manner suggested. The Atlantic ocean has a ridge down the middle (aptly named the Mid-Atlantic Ridge) where the two tectonic plates - the North American plate and the Eurasian plate - are moving apart from each other in a process called seafloor spreading. As they move, they take their landmasses with them in opposite directions, leaving new land in the middle (on the seafloor obviously).

The Pacific ocean, on the other hand, does not have a ridge down the middle, but rather, has a ring of subduction zones around its edge, where one plate is being pushed under the other. If anything, the Pacific ocean will close before the Atlantic; and it will be very hard to predict in what manner due to the large number of plates surrounding it.

 

[thewrongvine]

Also, the +50000 years was a picture from Star Wars.

That's what I thought, ha.

Too slow.

 

[Winterherz]

Found this neat gif, kinda depressing though..

= humans then are categorized as Type 3 civilization. And i imagine the earth's existence will now forever be inside a hologram of the museum of natural history. poor earth

 

[FireCat]

I do wonder how much of this will come true though.

Probably none of that would happen.

 

[Ozzdog]

Probably none of that would happen.

Why not? The only thing that can't be proven is the existence / location of the future human race. All the collisions and future actions of our sun can be accurately predicted using simple physics.

 

[UndeadDragon]

Why not? The only thing that can't be proven is the existence / location of the future human race. All the collisions and future actions of our sun can be accurately predicted using simple physics.

I agree. A lot of the things there are almost definately going to happen.

I find things like this to be very intersting.