26 Pictures Will Make You Re-Evaluate Your Entire Existence

[ThaRealness]

If there are advanced life forms in a far off galaxy I can imagine earth being something they just watch for fukkery

Our species survival instincts are

In a span of 300 years, we've damn near trashed our homeplanet, with no other lifesustaining planets anywhere within reach.
We're gonna have to create rifts in the space-time continuum and shyt to keep it going

 

[raw613]

Our species survival instincts are

In a span of 300 years, we've damn near trashed our homeplanet, with no other lifesustaining planets anywhere within reach.
We're gonna have to create rifts in the space-time continuum and shyt to keep it going

Land became a tool for money and power, which took emphasis away from the benefits of nature, which is the one aspect where I would say humanity has actually regressed

 

[L.S.]

Some talk about the future of the Sun made me think of these lists:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_near_future

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future

We'll all already be gone by the start of the 22nd century section on the first link, but interesting all the same. Whenever I stumble upon those kind of Wikipedia pages, fast-forward to an hour later & I've got about 15 tabs open, reading about something completely unconnected

 

[ThaRealness]

Some talk about the future of the Sun made me think of these lists:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_near_future

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future

We'll all already be gone by the start of the 22nd century section on the first link, but interesting all the same. Whenever I stumble upon those kind of Wikipedia pages, fast-forward to an hour later & I've got about 15 tabs open, reading about something completely unconnected

I hope I live to see JFK's jacket up close

 

[WhodatWhoadi]

Brehs, I just thought of getting some throwed alien p*ssy.

alien males going to be mad as fukk when their kids come out with human hair n shyt...

"VELABxORN YOU fukkING THESE HUMANS!!??"

"VelaBxorn only fukks with you bae"

"You fukking the black ones?"

 

[str8up]

Some talk about the future of the Sun made me think of these lists:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_near_future

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future

We'll all already be gone by the start of the 22nd century section on the first link, but interesting all the same. Whenever I stumble upon those kind of Wikipedia pages, fast-forward to an hour later & I've got about 15 tabs open, reading about something completely unconnected

This is a cool site I like to read time to time pretty similar with some predictions and such

http://www.futuretimeline.net/

 

[The_Truth]

 

[Camammal]

"observable universe", you know why i think we will never be able to fathom how massive our universe is? We are atoms ourselves. Imagine a single atom in your own body hosting an entire universe.

 

[Urbanmiracle]

Time is subjective. I mean we live on planet were people are experiencing different times on in the same hemisphere. As far as astrophysics is concerned, time is the the length towards entropy aka "heat death" of the universe. We can't comprehend universal time scale as for the universe, BILLIONS OF YEARS could be like to it. For us, since we have short life spans , we only experience a tiny fraction of the movements of the universe. From the universal time scale, the Earth itself is a ever moving, ever evolving living organism. The continents move around all the time but to us, they take millions of years to make these movements.

We know the big bang theory is most accepted theory on our creation. Universe was once this dense gas that exploded into what you see now. Some sources say we are still expanding at a finite speed maybe we will contract back into that dense gas then explode again like pulse. Time and light are like the guiding principles of our universe. Light is how we are able to fathom these universal time scales where events can last for MILLIONS OR BILLIONS OF YEARS. Light year is just the measurement of how long it takes light to travel and be seen between any two points. If a planet is 4 light years away, it takes light 4 years traveling at 186,000 PER SECOND to reach the next point. So with that said, the further we look into space, and further the object appear, we look further INTO THE PAST.

Thats why we can see the past because the light from those regions in space are just now reaching our planet. As of right now, some of these systems could destroyed, gone but that event will take BILLIONS OF YEARS for us to see it.

As for the aliens? Well the reason why we haven't contact them, is because we haven't become visible to each other yet. We just now getting views of the outer planets outside our solar system.

I fukkING LOVE SPACE

 

[mannyrs13]

Howie Doroughberg commented: (I'll show you what's small... Umph.) Post #11000185

@Howie Doroughberg

 

[Urbanmiracle]

I think in a billions years, but agreed with post.

I don't think we care about it because its not in our lifetime. But yeah space travel imo is NEEDED IF the human race wants to continue on forever.

We're not even a Type-1 civilization which is said.

The sun has another 5-8 BILLION years before it begins the sequence of its "death". In that time the sun will expand as it prepares to shed its outer layers when the helium that powers its nuclear core begins to fade. Unfortunately when that happens, Mercury, Venus and yes the Earth will be VAPORIZED along with Mars. Then the sun shrinks to a white dwarf star and no one will ever know that this tiny white dwarf star was once a much bigger yellow sun with another 4 planets in its orbit.

The bright side? Eh the Earth only has about a billion years worth of habitual stability anyway. We will be spared watching our world burn.

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

This entire universe was created by Allah, and he knows all of it's secrets.

 

[Primetime]

I think the biggest turn of events is that the glorification of the future (from years/decades back) was thought of as flying cars and big ass robot/machines/computers.. flyin around on jetpacks n shyt... when the 'future' actually turned out to be digital, wireless, slim, pint-sized 'all in one' machines. In a sense, we're already in the 'future'.. I still use 'dated' terms like 'cellphone' when really that phone u have can do more than people's computers could back in 2001. It's a computer, tv, radio, dvd player, gps, diary, bookstore, shopping mall, game console.. It doesn't sound like a big deal listing those things.. but 15 years ago that would be an entire living room worth of heavy objects and wires + gas money spent driving to go shopping at several spread out locations. You see those commercials about opening/closing your garage/turning off the lights in your house remotely,while you're at work? Having a video chat with someone on the other side of the globe. It's crazy, yet none of this involves big ass machines or equipment (outside of I guess the satellites in the atmosphere). It's truly crazy.

So with that said, I don't think building a big ass machine that can fly really fast will be the answer to expedited space travel. I think that falls in line with the 'fying cars and jet packs' stuff." Only way I see it happening is through a more 'laboratory' means, as in some smart ass scientists actually succeed in creating essentially a wormhole.. or whatever that theoretical/fictional thing is that can create a shortcut through time and space. Or basically figuring out teleportation, take something from one room to another room, from point A to point B in an instance... and then they gradually take greater risks in increasing the size of the object teleported, and the distance between the two points... then testing it on lab rats (rip to em ) and so on. It'd sill be a long shot with waaay too many variables and hurdles... but I feel it'd be the best bet as creating a damn helicarrier (avengers movie) would be too much resources... much less building one that can get up in space, stay fueled, and go any meaningful distance, etc.

 

[USSInsiders]

Who gives a fukk

 

[joeychizzle]

everything means nothing to somebody

dawg I dun peeped it
we are microscopic organisms our damn selves

we're the only ones who have been known to imagine our importance

only thing revolving around you is your own imagination/train of thought




humanity*

*hits blunt*

but really though, us being microscopic organisms is a very succinct way of viewing it. in the grand scheme of things, yes we are basically dust. but then again, there are life forms on our own planet that make US seem like a whole universe. Bacteria, amoebas, etc. shyt is crazy.

It shows you we here because of God brehs!

FOH with this god shyt. Your stupid fukking bible didn't even mention any stars or planets. He can't even save starving kids let alone build a fukking planet. Let alone a goddamn universe with trillions of galaxies and corresponding trillions upon trillions of planets.
We live in this massive fukking expanse of stardust, radiation, light and dark matter, with objects bigger than we can possibly perceive, and you're fukking sitting there smugly thinking some cracker in the sky made us, then pulled a mothafukkin rib out you and made a bytch, and threw a couple tablets at us and that was it?



after being shown the grand scale of what is only OBSERVABLE to us, and you still come with that fukking nonsense?

i hope some aliens come and probe your mothafukkin ass. where's your cac skydaddy then


if aliens do exist, and they've visited earth, they probably left our asses because stupid mofukkas like you made them realize.. look at these simplistic ass soft tissue life forms, blindly following a book written by other soft tissue life forms saying that imaginary beings created them all.


The religious only look down, beefing with each other while upholding retarded beliefs while WE look up, towards the sky, attempting to understand its mysteries.