It's The End of the Galaxy As We Know It ... And I Feel Fine - Page 2 - News Article

honkytonk · 04:57 PM on 05/31/12 #16

It's weird to think that one day everything we know will just be gone and the rest of the universe will continue on as if we never happened, pretty humbling.

**Ashur** · 05:00 PM on 05/31/12 #17

Oh no! What'll happen to my particles?

**DemBitties** · 05:07 PM on 05/31/12 #18

Tom DeLonge is bummed his music won't be around to captivate audiences for the rest of eternity.

njskimmer · 05:09 PM on 05/31/12 #19

They say the brain is still active for 7 minutes after death. It is said during this time your life is replayed since time passes extremely slower in dreams. What if you are having this dream right now and are already dead?

**muttley** · 05:13 PM on 05/31/12 #20

Too bad I won't be around to see it.

**PengusNiugnep** · 05:23 PM on 05/31/12 #21

Originally Posted by i like apples

Tate, when are you gonna start posting positive news about the Galaxy? Always just the negative.

JoshKilpatrickL · 05:23 PM on 05/31/12 #22

riiiiiight, claiming they know what will exactly happen in 6 billions years haha for all we know God could end the universe in 6 years

**NorthstarPark** · 05:29 PM on 05/31/12 #23

I don't feel fine, thinking about stuff like this makes me lightheaded and depressed ha ha.

**phillipjacob** · 05:32 PM on 05/31/12 #24

Originally Posted by _veges_

I'd venture that if we're still around in 1 billion years we'll have figured all that out

Obviously, that's longer than humans have even existed.

pbueddi · 05:40 PM on 05/31/12 #25

Originally Posted by DemBitties

Tom DeLonge is bummed his music won't be around to captivate audiences for the rest of eternity.

**heyzombiehitler** · 05:46 PM on 05/31/12 #26

Reminds me of that futurama episode. I would be surprised if mankind made it another 2000 years. But eh. I'll never know.

Xuut · 05:48 PM on 05/31/12 #27

We should all remember that when the time comes we need to bring our towels.

The Minn · 05:49 PM on 05/31/12 #28

Originally Posted by spezialk

Makes you wonder.. what if? What if human life doesn't develop far enough to produce technology to live elsewhere, to travel to other galaxies and inhabit other galaxies/worlds? What IF 6 billion years from now marks the end of 'human' life as we know it?

it would be a positive thing. something better would hopefully come along.

VoliminalX · 05:54 PM on 05/31/12 #29

Originally Posted by spezialk

Makes you wonder.. what if? What if human life doesn't develop far enough to produce technology to live elsewhere, to travel to other galaxies and inhabit other galaxies/worlds? What IF 6 billion years from now marks the end of 'human' life as we know it?

Who says we're the only humans anywhere?

**ship of fools** · 05:57 PM on 05/31/12 #30

The sun will be a Red Giant by that time and Earth will be destroyed regardless. However, if we're not able to colonize places other than our own planet in 6 billion year then we don't deserve to survive anyways.


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