We're all doomed!

[Wildswimmer]

........in the words of Private Frazer we could be if this theory holds water:

http://www.spacedaily.com/news/earth-03k.html

Wildswimmer Pete

[Gina]

Didn't read past the first few lines but if the Earth blew up I don't think we'd be missed as there are plenty more planets out there. We are very insignificant!

[Stevie_k]

Very cheerful. Ah well, what can ya do. Might as well enjoy it while we are here then eh!

I think we are very significent Gina. The only intelligent life form for a very very long distance if not the only ones at all.

I do like a bit of space. Did i mention that i went to Nasa in florida a few days ago :rolleyes:

[manic porpoise]

Doomed indeed - but we will never know.

I did some skim reading which usually means I get it wrong.

The conclusion seems to be that the Earth will not be able to sustain life in the future. This could happen in the next century or be a billion years away.

I wait to be corrected by those who can actually read.

[NotVeryFast]

It's an April Fool, surely?

Published Brisbane - Mar 31, 2003, so got ready for everyone to see on Apr 1?

[Big Nev]

I think we are very significent Gina. The only intelligent life form for a very very long distance if not the only ones at all.



Intelligent?

I don't think so.....we can destroy our world with atomics in a few seconds...or let it die slowly by over fishing and deforestation....which do you prefer?

[Juicy Lucy]

The conclusion seems to be that the Earth will not be able to sustain life in the future. This could happen in the next century or be a billion years away.


You shouldn't worry too much. Scientists have found signs of a primitive form of life on Mars. It is known as the Essex girl effect.