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Well since I already voted, I say Tiberium will destroy the world.
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The end of all living life forms.
Started By Rai, Aug 24 2008 10:54
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#26
Posted 11 November 2008 - 03:03
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#27
Posted 30 July 2009 - 13:40
Halo Activation ^^
Talking serious, It is impossible to know, since, if Big Crunch really exists, we don't know, and we would never know when, until we can go beyond the speed of light , it self.
A black hole would be pretty much impossible, since you need a star to become a black hole(sun is to small, and even that it could create a black hole, we would be killed by the heat created, by the supernova). Planet impact is also very unlikely, since you actually need a piece of rock large enough, to be called a planet, and from my knowledge, not counting with the 7 planets of the solar system, the closest planet, is 4 light-years away :-).
War, Global Warming, Volcanic Eruption, could genocide humans, but not all living forms on earth.
Asteroid, Comet, Meteor impact is still the most probable, to me, still I think we are doing quite some breakthroughs to avoid that danger.
Cumps.
btw: Enlargement of the sun is what will happen before sun's death. Sun's death itself is directly harmless, since it will contract, until all its left, is it core(indirectly, if we are still alive, sun heat, brightness will be almost null, so we would die either way), that is the size of earth. That core, from then on, will be called white dwarf, because it will still be shining, due to all the heat. After cooling down, it will be called red dwarf(millions of years after), because it will be a dark red piece of rock.
btw2:Sorry, by the bad english.
Talking serious, It is impossible to know, since, if Big Crunch really exists, we don't know, and we would never know when, until we can go beyond the speed of light , it self.
A black hole would be pretty much impossible, since you need a star to become a black hole(sun is to small, and even that it could create a black hole, we would be killed by the heat created, by the supernova). Planet impact is also very unlikely, since you actually need a piece of rock large enough, to be called a planet, and from my knowledge, not counting with the 7 planets of the solar system, the closest planet, is 4 light-years away :-).
War, Global Warming, Volcanic Eruption, could genocide humans, but not all living forms on earth.
Asteroid, Comet, Meteor impact is still the most probable, to me, still I think we are doing quite some breakthroughs to avoid that danger.
Cumps.
btw: Enlargement of the sun is what will happen before sun's death. Sun's death itself is directly harmless, since it will contract, until all its left, is it core(indirectly, if we are still alive, sun heat, brightness will be almost null, so we would die either way), that is the size of earth. That core, from then on, will be called white dwarf, because it will still be shining, due to all the heat. After cooling down, it will be called red dwarf(millions of years after), because it will be a dark red piece of rock.
btw2:Sorry, by the bad english.
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#28
Posted 30 July 2009 - 13:45
Welcome to the forum OrionWarrior. Please make sure you check our rules & guidelines and try and introduce yourself in our General Discussions & Introductions forum. In the meantime, just to let you know that this topic is rather old and whilst you've obviously have added something to the discussion, it's etiquette to not post in very old topics (necro).
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