It's impossible, because the Moon is the surface outside our Dome, and I have memory of there. Google UA-cam mark jaycox regression. In part one, I describe the device that keeps me alive outside our Dome, and in part 2, I travel into, through and out of rock- because rock is light, at rest.
I know quite some of both, and my conclusion is : we are the animal which mastered to fuck itself so viciously with its tools, it actually believes the blood is lubricant, and the pain just an indicator of awesomeness. Which is, why it fucks up everything else with so much passion.
Thats a good friggin quote. I believe that science fiction is a tool that can be used to help at least partially predict issues me may face in the future.
When I saw this movie many years ago the significance of Philby's question eluded me, now I realised what he was asking is if we will ever go too far with technological progress
I don't remember who said it, but I once heard someone wiser than myself say "If you ever find yourself driving off a cliff, the most progressive thing to do is to immediately stop and put the car in reverse."
Amen, I couldn't have put it better myself. This film is the reason why I decided to study literature and creative writing at university, and aim to start writing fiction.
Yeah its a good film, but loaded with zionism, the world only got better when the the white people all became monsters and the tribal brown people went back to tribalism.
the interesting thing is that portions of the lunar colony would still be intact in 802701 because without an atmosphere there is nothing to erode it. in fact, if portions of the lunar colony had achieved self-sustainability, people could still be up there or they could have traveled across the stars.
Can someone please tell me where to find that track, playing while Alexander looks up at the broken moon there and says, "You were right, Philby. I did go too far." As seen in this clip.
Movies are part of social engineering. 50 years ago they did encourage to be bold and reach for unknown. Today they are made to induce fear and retract to safe.
For those in the comment section arguing how it's impossible for 20 megaton explosion to break up the moon, notice how the soldier says the demolitions [Plural] screwed up the orbit, there was more than one which implies that after the first they didn't stop going further and further, hence going too far. The shockwaves could've cracked the Moon's iron core, or they could've been mining it.
"The missiles have detonated near the planet's core. Thermonuclear reaction. Thousands of megatons times thousands of missiles. The planet's core is breaking up. We're registering massive tectonic movement, atmospheric disruption. It's falling apart from the inside out. In another ten, twelve hours, there won't be anyone left alive down there."
Yeah it would’ve taken more than that to crack the moon, but can you imagine coming from the past (before the advent of the nuclear bomb) only to learn that Humanity is capable of destroying entire planetary bodies; must’ve been nerve wracking. Realistically though we would’ve mined the asteroid belt first; far more and better rare Earth materials than the moon.
@@Michael-cf9cj They go hand in hand, the only reason we’d establish colonies on the moon is to either mine it or use it as a natural satellite to other planets like Mars. Incentive being the core of all development. With a civilization that advanced you’d think they would have cured radiation sickness by that point; eliminating the need to build colonies underground.
Saying it screwed up the orbit implies the moon was sent out of its current orbit, possibly too close to earth. If the moon does that, it will naturally start to break up.
@@gabegu5102 well in this movie we have mastered the making of fusion energy reactor which are far more powerful, and im guessing they wanted to further hollow out the moon so that colonies could live under ground
@@petar932 True. I just remember in the little ad that was playing when he reached the future it said that there was going to be a 20 megaton detonation.
@@gabegu5102 it probably just wasnt one detonation, but several, you know how human minds work 'it worked once, lets do it again! but lets add more force this time to finish quicker' until the damage was irreversible
Considering how many atomic bombs have been detonated on the Earth alone, and its orbit hasn't been affected. Also, after 800,000 years, the moon would have by now coalesced into a new space body, or Earth should at least have a ring around it if the moon is still fracturing after all that time.
@@blackgenesisbegins4192 Their technology created a disaster which erased their entire progress and literally sent them back to the stone age. At first it seems strange to think that humanity wouldn't be able to save at least some of it's scientific knowledge, but then again some people think that this has already happened and we have had to literally re-invent the wheel.
Same here. I wish he had been able to go back and tell Filby his story like the traveler did in the 1960 film. It's sad that he just disappears like that and no one will ever know.
its shocking till this day that a guy from the year 1899 has advanced in technology at a high rate that no one else did when they had even more modern technology I watched this film when I was around 4 years old and didn't get the concept of the movie and now I do and it's amazing
No Luna, nu Colony. The end. Long answer : concluding from the short clip showing the high velocity of the ( unhealthy close ) moon breaking up also with high force, it would mean its orbit would rather be earth inbound in spite of its actual orbit, which guides it very slowly away from us. Lots of pieces if not all would go down on earth, leading to another ice age, with all the very high atmospheric dust cover following the impacts. Basically, for some hundred years after that event it would look like Day after Tomorrow, we as most warmth loving life would be (mostly) fooked. But you could still breathe, so, hard reset for mankind.
@@SchardtCinematic Yeah I think that is what he meant. The buildings could still be there as there is no atmosphere to erode them but chances are in the 800,000 years the lunar colony was impacted by lunar debris or other space trash. If it was lucky enough to avoid that its probably buried
There’s a scene in the movie Moonfall that shows New York City being destroyed by the Moon and gives an idea of what that scene could have looked like. Would be neat if someone made a fan edit splicing that scene into this movie while Alex flees from 2037.
A question at the time , if you’re old enough , you know the answer to. Of course we will go too far and perhaps we already have and are just waiting for the outcome.
If i were the soldiers. I just probably think he was a nerd guy cosplaying some movies character. Beside, the frickin moon is crumbling right above ur head. I would prioritize my job to save people rather than just bothering some weird steampunk machine with chair.
In this universe, humans have achieved to colonize the moon, but thanks to their own greed they lauched themself back to the stone age. It's really scary to think that, in our universe, we already have the power to cause that
No need to look up at the moon to see if we’ve gone too far… just look at everyone with their faces buried down in smartphones walking into oncoming traffic.
Oh, WOW. I didn't even considered this point of connection... both of these are kinda _The_ favorite movies of mine. I can guess that in search for new sources of energy, or other, less obvious things, we actually CAN go too far. We have to be VERY careful. Thankfully, we have our Sci-Fi movies, to see far into future. Also, i applaud your memory, and mind making connection when others just fail to see. Live Long and Prosper, Friend.
So the effects are quite awesome in this version and hold up pretty well today almost 20 years later. So I wonder when the next remake will happen.and what will its effects look like? Or could they continue this story and make a part 2?
With the rapid proliferation of intense and unregulated LED headlights and the extreme glare they produce, the dangers they pose to the public and to those with neurological disorders, I’m really starting to believe we’re going too far, way too far! Those things are the cigarettes of this generation.
It probably would take awhile. Probably millions of years not thousands. If they caused the moons orbit to decay in or past Earth's roche limit it may never recoalesce. The same principle keeps Saturn's rings from recoalescing into a moon.
That part creeped me out in the book. How curious the Time Traveler was to push forward and see if time finally ended, and there were giant slug things rolling around in a red sea. There's this great short film from a YT channel called melodysheep where she predicts how, not only earth, but the entire universe will end. It's based on all the recent data, and has snippets of quotes from Neil Degrass Tyson, Steven Hawking. It's beautifully haunting
M y question is. Wouldn't the moon eventually reform. The biggest remaining section still has the biggest pull of gravity over the smaller pieces. Now it would be chunky at first. But it should become mostly one big moon again over time.
It would take millions of years, if not hundreds of millions of years for that to happen. The most likely thing that would eventually happen, would be for the remains of the moon to form a ring around the earth similar to the ring around Saturn.
@@Mr123GDT It took a bit of digging, but I finally found a page where they estimate it originally took the moon only a few thousand years to form out of the debris from the Theia impact. In the movie scenario, the moon debris still has large chunks present so those would collect the smaller debris from orbit quicker than it did when it first formed. www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/when-was-the-moon-born-it-looks-younger-than-we-thought
I love this scene it is so realistic for the time. - O ,eam hear the scientific discussion between the two Professors. "Realism and Futurism" really had clashed in that age.
If there's a remake again... I think two species of humans is not enough. Likely there's going to be 5 or more species of humans. The surface dwelling Eloi, underground Morlocks, but there's also the Spacenoids, the ones lived in orbit or in space, and there's the real merpeople, ones live underwater and nearby beaches. And likely there's also going to be tech-organic Borgs, the ones evolve with nanomites and with milennia of implants.
The idea that eventually we will go to far and essentially erase all our technological achievements, reverting to a more simple and aboriginal society is interesting. However, the idea that we would remain that way for at least 700,000 years seems unlikely.
@@doltBmB That is probably true with regard to this movie. Jeremy Iron’s speech stated that he controlled the Eloi as well as the other Morlocks as a way of maintaining the balance. He never explicitly said that he was keeping the Eloi from obtaining technology, but I guess it’s easier to hunt them for food when they don’t have any real advanced means of fighting back.
0:16 "That's impossible". He's actually correct because in reality even if we detonated all the nukes we have on earth on the moon, it won't do anything but leave a giant crater. Bigger things has struck the moon in the past yet it remained in orbit for millions of years.
@@IwinMahWay yeah coz the army has a big enough area that is hidden to test these super weapons. If such a weapon, powerful enough to destroy a moon, is being developed then it has to undergo serveral test (both simulation and actual). They can't even hide a Nuclear test, even underground tests, what makes you think they can hide weapon tests far more powerful than Nuclear explosions?
@@richsalazme Yeah because the simulations they perform have totally not improved that give them precise results down to thousandths of decimal places without testing it actually, especially a weapon that has the ability to severely damage a celestial body.
They didn't do the moon right there in year 800k -- Two things would have happened in the meantime -- 1) A lot of the debris would have collapsed back onto the moon which would have become more spherical in shape than it was shown. 2) Earth would have a ring.
The moo thing bugged me. Nuclear war made far more sense. The moon can’t break up because it’s own gravity pulls it back together. Even if you could create the obscene amount of energy to crack it, there’s no repulsion force to keep the halves away from each other, so gravity takes its course and they merge.
Yeah the amount of energy need to disturb the moon orbit is one thing that's a tall order. However, if the moon's orbit decayed to the point of entering Earth's roche limit it would not reform. If fact the Earth's tidal forces would pull it apart like warm bread into smaller and smaller bits or rock. The same principal keeps Saturn's rings from coalescing back into a moon. So that what we see might be a pretty good depiction but way bigger. The moon's debris field would dominate the sky because the roche radius of the Earth is small.
i wonder how many times the human civilization was wiped out through our 4 billion years of history. i know i know there are scientific findings about the impossibility of that situation but sometime imagination goes wild.
And let's hope it wouldn't happen when the moon is colonized. Just hope if we master terraformation and give the moon an atmosphere, it'll became a new home for Earthlings and a Satellite State of Earth and will not be destroyed.
Apparently, it's still fracturing after all that time, so it's possible. But, most likely in that amount of time, Earth should be ringed by its fragments, or the broken up pieces should have formed back together to form a new moon. I guess we'll have to build a time machine to find out someday.
It is probably still breaking up during this time. If they caused the moons orbit to decay in or past Earth's Roche limit then Earth's gravity will pull it apart like warm bread and it will become a set of rings like Saturn.
But wouldn't this change the past??? Alex went to the future thus changing the past as he wasn't around in the past what if he was supposed to make an impact on his present no time machine created future...
That's the one thing I really hated about this movie. "The demolitions for the lunar base messed up the orbit" and then after 800,000 years the moon with a changed orbit is still there the pieces spread our and gravity has NOT spread anything out or pulled it back together. Both pure BS and another sign they wanted images over story.
its funny because the original moon formed in something like 7 days to a month, once the initial orbit was stabilized so if it did brake up it would reform relativly quickly.
@@konradhamilton5649 thing is, the mass of the moon would attract its pieces and weld it back together. unless, of course, one would somehow push the pieces away. if you would take a giant knife and cut the earth in two, nothing would happen. it would be like cutting a magnet: you would see a cut, but the pieces would still stick together.
Time yani kya kis chij ko time kahate he 😮time ka mass. dravya man. Vajan kitana he 😮time hamare man ki bhram he 😮time ek tolmap he or kuch nahi hota 😮time ka 😅 natchur me time jesi koi chij hoti he kya 😅travel bus tren plen se kiya ja sakata he 😅me ek adhyatmik sansthase juda hua hu aap bhi judiye 😅samarpan meditation 😅😅😅😅😅
One thing the people making this movie made a mistake with is there's no comma in 802701, and by then they'd have realized a comma is necessary for consciousness to grow. You there in the Shire-2023- you can be in the Kingdom with a comma like this: 2,023. Feel that? That was space entering your conscious moment. Did you like it? There's more!
"That's impossible!" - Guy who just time traveled.
He must be Dana Scully ancestor :}
@@lkeaboy why do you say that ?
@@hamidamohammedsalaheddine980 I presume it's an inside joke for those familiar with the series. :)
It's impossible, because the Moon is the surface outside our Dome, and I have memory of there. Google UA-cam mark jaycox regression. In part one, I describe the device that keeps me alive outside our Dome, and in part 2, I travel into, through and out of rock- because rock is light, at rest.
I think making a time machine wasn’t too much of a problem for him.
There is a quote I read once: "If you wish to prevent past mistakes, study history. If you wish to prevent future mistakes, study Science Fiction."
I know quite some of both, and my conclusion is : we are the animal which mastered to fuck itself so viciously with its tools, it actually believes the blood is lubricant, and the pain just an indicator of awesomeness. Which is, why it fucks up everything else with so much passion.
@@kawafahra WTF bro. Eww.
Thats a good friggin quote.
I believe that science fiction is a tool that can be used to help at least partially predict issues me may face in the future.
Actually, I think history can prevent past and future mistakes, but sci fi as well lol
Good quote.
Most epic scene in my opinion when he looks up at the debris of the moon and realises it did go too far.
Eight hundred thousand years later and the wrecked moon looks just like it did the first time he saw it in 2037.
A mistake was made
And we are so close to it... NASA has found water on the moon. What´s next? Overmining with nukes and the destruction of our moon.
And realizing no one living at that time had any idea of what happened, of all the things humanity itself did in the past.
we are not too far from it . 2037 is just 16 years ahead .
When I saw this movie many years ago the significance of Philby's question eluded me, now I realised what he was asking is if we will ever go too far with technological progress
That's not entirely correct. You should be able to realize it now 7 years later.
I don't remember who said it, but I once heard someone wiser than myself say "If you ever find yourself driving off a cliff, the most progressive thing to do is to immediately stop and put the car in reverse."
Your comment. Now 7 years later. Look at us now. Imagine 7 years more
I don’t think
Some people think like this, that eventually all technological progress will have to stop. Because it could be too dangerous for humanity itself.
One of the most profound, underrated films of all time.
Amen, I couldn't have put it better myself. This film is the reason why I decided to study literature and creative writing at university, and aim to start writing fiction.
@@TheMarrification this film is the reason why i have decided to study Engineering at University ;)
Yeah its a good film, but loaded with zionism, the world only got better when the the white people all became monsters and the tribal brown people went back to tribalism.
DOG DIESEL7 Lol. Good one.
s s - actually it's a poor remake of a good film. This version follows neither the original novel nor the original film that did follow the novel.
the interesting thing is that portions of the lunar colony would still be intact in 802701 because without an atmosphere there is nothing to erode it. in fact, if portions of the lunar colony had achieved self-sustainability, people could still be up there or they could have traveled across the stars.
0:50 is so calming. the music, the visuals and the actors dialogue
perfect scene
Sad. This track not even on the album
@@sphynxjay1991 omg I know!!!
Can someone please tell me where to find that track, playing while Alexander looks up at the broken moon there and says, "You were right, Philby. I did go too far." As seen in this clip.
@@madisonscholarno one knows 😢
I know. I wanna live there
Movies like this are not made anymore. So sad
Yes, indeed, we did go too far!
@@randomix4023 yep we're going to get 30 remakes of old Disney films
Movies are part of social engineering. 50 years ago they did encourage to be bold and reach for unknown. Today they are made to induce fear and retract to safe.
For those in the comment section arguing how it's impossible for 20 megaton explosion to break up the moon, notice how the soldier says the demolitions [Plural] screwed up the orbit, there was more than one which implies that after the first they didn't stop going further and further, hence going too far. The shockwaves could've cracked the Moon's iron core, or they could've been mining it.
"The missiles have detonated near the planet's core. Thermonuclear reaction. Thousands of megatons times thousands of missiles. The planet's core is breaking up. We're registering massive tectonic movement, atmospheric disruption. It's falling apart from the inside out. In another ten, twelve hours, there won't be anyone left alive down there."
Yeah it would’ve taken more than that to crack the moon, but can you imagine coming from the past (before the advent of the nuclear bomb) only to learn that Humanity is capable of destroying entire planetary bodies; must’ve been nerve wracking.
Realistically though we would’ve mined the asteroid belt first; far more and better rare Earth materials than the moon.
@@Waroftheworldsz They weren't mining the moon. They were hollowing out parts of the moon for a lunar colony.
@@Michael-cf9cj They go hand in hand, the only reason we’d establish colonies on the moon is to either mine it or use it as a natural satellite to other planets like Mars. Incentive being the core of all development. With a civilization that advanced you’d think they would have cured radiation sickness by that point; eliminating the need to build colonies underground.
Saying it screwed up the orbit implies the moon was sent out of its current orbit, possibly too close to earth. If the moon does that, it will naturally start to break up.
Robert Baratheon is quite the gentleman in this film.
and hes a scientist lol
Oh yeah that buffalo was in this movie as well. Lol.
"Gods I was strong then!"
@@Kuningaz93 "Those were the days!"
THE MOON, NED! IN AN OPEN SKY!
The amount of power you would need to alter the Moon's orbit in any significant way goes beyond comprehension.
Yeah I don't think the 20 mega tones they where suppose to set off would cut it.
@@gabegu5102 well in this movie we have mastered the making of fusion energy reactor which are far more powerful, and im guessing they wanted to further hollow out the moon so that colonies could live under ground
@@petar932 True. I just remember in the little ad that was playing when he reached the future it said that there was going to be a 20 megaton detonation.
@@gabegu5102 it probably just wasnt one detonation, but several, you know how human minds work 'it worked once, lets do it again! but lets add more force this time to finish quicker' until the damage was irreversible
Considering how many atomic bombs have been detonated on the Earth alone, and its orbit hasn't been affected. Also, after 800,000 years, the moon would have by now coalesced into a new space body, or Earth should at least have a ring around it if the moon is still fracturing after all that time.
This movie is beyond its time...
They didn't go too far, they went in the wrong direction.
well, if you go 1000km to the west, all should still be fine. go 1000km upwards and you'll be too far.
direction matters very much.
@@RKBock If you go 1000 km straight up, you're still not too far.
We would just be in space, but nowhere near as far enough as we should.
No they went too far with their technology they lost touch with nature and what it means to be human.
@@blackgenesisbegins4192 Their technology created a disaster which erased their entire progress and literally sent them back to the stone age. At first it seems strange to think that humanity wouldn't be able to save at least some of it's scientific knowledge, but then again some people think that this has already happened and we have had to literally re-invent the wheel.
Ooh, how do you decide what direction is right and which is wrong?
I loved the movie but I was always a bit disappointed at how he left his best friend behind like that, seeing how good of a friend he was >_
Same here. I wish he had been able to go back and tell Filby his story like the traveler did in the 1960 film. It's sad that he just disappears like that and no one will ever know.
He could at least have written him a letter to read after he left.
You could see the 1978 version instead.
@@ddmck1972The ending is better like that.
Such a great movie. Soo underated
its shocking till this day that a guy from the year 1899 has advanced in technology at a high rate that no one else did when they had even more modern technology
I watched this film when I was around 4 years old and didn't get the concept of the movie and now I do and it's amazing
TESLA.
1980's - I wonder if we will go too far...
2020's - We did go too far.
This movie was made in the early 2000s. O_O
They didn't go too far. Their pride got in the way of their intelligence.
No, the problem is they didn't go far _enough._
i still got 17 years to go until the moon breaks.
we havent even started mining on it, hell an AI on the level of Vox will not be developed until 2100
@@-schattenpflanze-3755 100 years? i give it 20 tops
14 now.
@@-schattenpflanze-3755 that AI was probably developed by AI
@@-schattenpflanze-3755 Chatgpt: 👀
I wonder if the remnant of the Luna Colony is still there.
Matthew Lo probably not, I’m sure the Luna colony got all their supplies from earth. 800,000 years with no supply shipment from earth = ded
No Luna, nu Colony. The end.
Long answer : concluding from the short clip showing the high velocity of the ( unhealthy close ) moon breaking up also with high force, it would mean its orbit would rather be earth inbound in spite of its actual orbit, which guides it very slowly away from us.
Lots of pieces if not all would go down on earth, leading to another ice age, with all the very high atmospheric dust cover following the impacts.
Basically, for some hundred years after that event it would look like Day after Tomorrow, we as most warmth loving life would be (mostly) fooked.
But you could still breathe, so, hard reset for mankind.
I think he means the remains of whats left. you know the buildings and the domes and etc. not luving people. lol
what if there is a race of moon people?
@@SchardtCinematic Yeah I think that is what he meant. The buildings could still be there as there is no atmosphere to erode them but chances are in the 800,000 years the lunar colony was impacted by lunar debris or other space trash. If it was lucky enough to avoid that its probably buried
Damn it, Piccolo, you held back too much power!
The moon scene was meant to be more dramatic but was changed due 9/11, fuck.
Elaborate further
@@kensukefan47 Ditto, I'd like to hear this.
@@saberiandream316 As would I.
@@kensukefan47 they probably wrecked the WTC or something
There’s a scene in the movie Moonfall that shows New York City being destroyed by the Moon and gives an idea of what that scene could have looked like. Would be neat if someone made a fan edit splicing that scene into this movie while Alex flees from 2037.
This movie's soundtrack moves me.
Great great score. Bravo Klaus Badelt
1,000,000% agree
Beautiful, been listening to this score for almost two decades now
@@Waywind420 DH was listening from across the room-said it reminded him of the music from _The Chronicles of Narnia_ movie (Gregson-Williams).
That is a great score
It's sad they don't have this soundtrack on the OST. I really wanted this track. It's beautiful and beautiful scene too.
A question at the time , if you’re old enough , you know the answer to. Of course we will go too far and perhaps we already have and are just waiting for the outcome.
Year is 802720 and i still can't believe it
I hope that the moon doesn't crash on us in 14 years like it did in Majora Mask and this movie.
I want to live in this eloi village (without the morlocks of course).
Funny thing in the year 2037 the officers dont notice the time machine
b3to91frca they probably didn't know the time machine
b3to91frca Would you care it you were the soldier in that situation?
It's a cappuccino
@@harperharper6343 "Bet that makes a hell of a cappuccino."
If i were the soldiers. I just probably think he was a nerd guy cosplaying some movies character. Beside, the frickin moon is crumbling right above ur head. I would prioritize my job to save people rather than just bothering some weird steampunk machine with chair.
In this universe, humans have achieved to colonize the moon, but thanks to their own greed they lauched themself back to the stone age.
It's really scary to think that, in our universe, we already have the power to cause that
We have nukes and a moon and stupid construction companies so yeah we will see this happen in like 2030 probably
Its ironix
Probably what happened with the world flood, and the lost civilizations from 12,300 years ago...
This was the year all good movies came out, xmen Spiderman the mummy returns
Kinda scary that if this is our real future
It's not real
and now Corona virus is destroying mankind
It could be our future for real. See that they started send people exploring the moon and Mars.
No need to look up at the moon to see if we’ve gone too far… just look at everyone with their faces buried down in smartphones walking into oncoming traffic.
I wonder if that is what praxis looks like in the night sky of the Klingon homeworld
You, my friend, are a person of culture.
Oh, WOW. I didn't even considered this point of connection... both of these are kinda _The_ favorite movies of mine. I can guess that in search for new sources of energy, or other, less obvious things, we actually CAN go too far. We have to be VERY careful. Thankfully, we have our Sci-Fi movies, to see far into future. Also, i applaud your memory, and mind making connection when others just fail to see.
Live Long and Prosper, Friend.
Kronos
@@Definitelylnterested Just remember: it´s 2020 and NASA just found water on the moon.
i actually saw this movie back in school, i think it was middle or high school cant remember, i was so weirded out by it
Such a great movie..
NASA: Oopsie!
Our bad.
Nasa: Ohhhhh yea we forgot to divide by 5
Domo Brah lol good one
Uhhh Houston.... We've got quite a problem
@@yonatanschlussel lol.
Most great scene for me!!, Wow🤓
I love this moment " i did go to far
So the effects are quite awesome in this version and hold up pretty well today almost 20 years later. So I wonder when the next remake will happen.and what will its effects look like? Or could they continue this story and make a part 2?
There is more of H.G. Wells in this movie than there ever was in the original 1960 adaptation.
With the rapid proliferation of intense and unregulated LED headlights and the extreme glare they produce, the dangers they pose to the public and to those with neurological disorders, I’m really starting to believe we’re going too far, way too far! Those things are the cigarettes of this generation.
I feel like the moon by then would've reformed from gravity because of that large chunk by 80,000 years.
It probably would take awhile. Probably millions of years not thousands. If they caused the moons orbit to decay in or past Earth's roche limit it may never recoalesce. The same principle keeps Saturn's rings from recoalescing into a moon.
i’d like an adaptation that finally ends the same way the book did: a giant thrashing monster having fits in the blood-red sea.
That part creeped me out in the book. How curious the Time Traveler was to push forward and see if time finally ended, and there were giant slug things rolling around in a red sea. There's this great short film from a YT channel called melodysheep where she predicts how, not only earth, but the entire universe will end. It's based on all the recent data, and has snippets of quotes from Neil Degrass Tyson, Steven Hawking. It's beautifully haunting
@@boci122 im a big melodysheep fan
@@tonoornottono it's great channel
I went to far, from 1919 to 2019...
In our case, we have gone to far when we thought it was a good idea to have a computer the size of our hand with us at all times.
We didnt go far enough.
Someone once said that his teachings indirectly caused a student's descendant to come up with the lunar mining's resulting in the moon's decay.
M y question is. Wouldn't the moon eventually reform. The biggest remaining section still has the biggest pull of gravity over the smaller pieces. Now it would be chunky at first. But it should become mostly one big moon again over time.
It would take millions of years, if not hundreds of millions of years for that to happen. The most likely thing that would eventually happen, would be for the remains of the moon to form a ring around the earth similar to the ring around Saturn.
@@Mr123GDT True space always seems to move quite slow in getting things done.
@@Mr123GDT It took a bit of digging, but I finally found a page where they estimate it originally took the moon only a few thousand years to form out of the debris from the Theia impact. In the movie scenario, the moon debris still has large chunks present so those would collect the smaller debris from orbit quicker than it did when it first formed.
www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/when-was-the-moon-born-it-looks-younger-than-we-thought
@@SchardtCinematic it only feels that way because we have pathetic lifespan
@@rjgoniea mmm......
A recent study shows that it formed in a day...A 24hour DAY!
I love this scene it is so realistic for the time. - O ,eam hear the scientific discussion between the two Professors.
"Realism and Futurism" really had clashed in that age.
Anyone knows the song played in the last part? I can't seem to find it on the soundtrack.
This same phrase clan be applied to what happened in Horizon Zero Dawn
I saw what happened in year 91626 Everything was dark and no more life.
If there's a remake again... I think two species of humans is not enough. Likely there's going to be 5 or more species of humans. The surface dwelling Eloi, underground Morlocks, but there's also the Spacenoids, the ones lived in orbit or in space, and there's the real merpeople, ones live underwater and nearby beaches. And likely there's also going to be tech-organic Borgs, the ones evolve with nanomites and with milennia of implants.
Philby was right. ✅
Time never ends, so there is no such thing as too far.
Time Will eventually end. And yes going to far does exist
I just relized the sirens directing people to shelters in the near future is a callback to the novel...
The idea that eventually we will go to far and essentially erase all our technological achievements, reverting to a more simple and aboriginal society is interesting. However, the idea that we would remain that way for at least 700,000 years seems unlikely.
did you not see the film? the morlocks are keeping the eloi in a state of primitivity intentionally. the morlocks evolved from the survivors.
@@doltBmB That is probably true with regard to this movie. Jeremy Iron’s speech stated that he controlled the Eloi as well as the other Morlocks as a way of maintaining the balance. He never explicitly said that he was keeping the Eloi from obtaining technology, but I guess it’s easier to hunt them for food when they don’t have any real advanced means of fighting back.
It blew up because of Dr. Gerald Robotniks Space colony Ark and its laser
perfect video, but what a pity that it gets cut so rudely, it would need to end better, keeping the scene proceeding and reducing the volume
0:16 "That's impossible". He's actually correct because in reality even if we detonated all the nukes we have on earth on the moon, it won't do anything but leave a giant crater. Bigger things has struck the moon in the past yet it remained in orbit for millions of years.
Yeah because you're totally sure humans wont make something even more powerful till 2037.
@@IwinMahWay At the rate we are going I'd say yes I'm totally sure.
@@richsalazme Yeah because the army totally discloses what new super weapons they develope everytime they do.
@@IwinMahWay yeah coz the army has a big enough area that is hidden to test these super weapons. If such a weapon, powerful enough to destroy a moon, is being developed then it has to undergo serveral test (both simulation and actual). They can't even hide a Nuclear test, even underground tests, what makes you think they can hide weapon tests far more powerful than Nuclear explosions?
@@richsalazme Yeah because the simulations they perform have totally not improved that give them precise results down to thousandths of decimal places without testing it actually, especially a weapon that has the ability to severely damage a celestial body.
They didn't do the moon right there in year 800k -- Two things would have happened in the meantime -- 1) A lot of the debris would have collapsed back onto the moon which would have become more spherical in shape than it was shown. 2) Earth would have a ring.
The moo thing bugged me. Nuclear war made far more sense. The moon can’t break up because it’s own gravity pulls it back together. Even if you could create the obscene amount of energy to crack it, there’s no repulsion force to keep the halves away from each other, so gravity takes its course and they merge.
Yeah the amount of energy need to disturb the moon orbit is one thing that's a tall order. However, if the moon's orbit decayed to the point of entering Earth's roche limit it would not reform. If fact the Earth's tidal forces would pull it apart like warm bread into smaller and smaller bits or rock. The same principal keeps Saturn's rings from coalescing back into a moon. So that what we see might be a pretty good depiction but way bigger. The moon's debris field would dominate the sky because the roche radius of the Earth is small.
Basically one company made a mistake and it fucked up everything.
i wonder how many times the human civilization was wiped out through our 4 billion years of history.
i know i know there are scientific findings about the impossibility of that situation
but sometime imagination goes wild.
We already have
And let's hope it wouldn't happen when the moon is colonized. Just hope if we master terraformation and give the moon an atmosphere, it'll became a new home for Earthlings and a Satellite State of Earth and will not be destroyed.
I wanna live in 80,000 AD
If you just had a time machine to warn them…
The Moon
This is what will happen when Orion reaches the moon flying on SLS for the first time in 2037. Moon rebels.
would the moon RELALY still be like that after 800,000 years?
Yes of course.
Sorta. This movie was made before new scientific researches.
Apparently, it's still fracturing after all that time, so it's possible. But, most likely in that amount of time, Earth should be ringed by its fragments, or the broken up pieces should have formed back together to form a new moon. I guess we'll have to build a time machine to find out someday.
It is probably still breaking up during this time. If they caused the moons orbit to decay in or past Earth's Roche limit then Earth's gravity will pull it apart like warm bread and it will become a set of rings like Saturn.
I would say gone too far too soon.
Time travel does exist....its so minimal we dont even pay attention to it....
Robert baratheon questioning if they would go too far
Second Tower Of Babel
Yep.
Wow.
Mother one year before her untimely death, they went to far.
Ancient advanced civilizations exist.
Was Alexander born in the 19 th century?
yes
The bible is about time travel
Yeah
Elon Musk watching this: 😗😗😗
But wouldn't this change the past??? Alex went to the future thus changing the past as he wasn't around in the past what if he was supposed to make an impact on his present no time machine created future...
Why did Vox indicate that he 'died' in 1903? (p.s. I haven't seen this movie).
Muhammad Saw and moon
That's the one thing I really hated about this movie. "The demolitions for the lunar base messed up the orbit" and then after 800,000 years the moon with a changed orbit is still there the pieces spread our and gravity has NOT spread anything out or pulled it back together. Both pure BS and another sign they wanted images over story.
Well, let's see what happens in 16 years... 🌕 💥🌜🌛
The original movie did this plot better: There it was a nuclear war....
what is too far? maybe in another 800.000 years something really good comes out of this...
Year built TV shows 1800
The irony is that demolition operation are useless on moon because she is plenty of caves.
to think my grandad was a victorian, mint
Guess it depends on what you consider 'victorian'. My granddads were aged 9 and 2 when Queen Victoria died.
Año 2019.
its funny because the original moon formed in something like 7 days to a month, once the initial orbit was stabilized so if it did brake up it would reform relativly quickly.
Only a month? Glaciers take hundreds of years to move even a mile. Are giant pieces of rock really fast enough to weld together within a month?
Fucktardickis it took 100 years to form
@@konradhamilton5649 thing is, the mass of the moon would attract its pieces and weld it back together. unless, of course, one would somehow push the pieces away.
if you would take a giant knife and cut the earth in two, nothing would happen. it would be like cutting a magnet: you would see a cut, but the pieces would still stick together.
It takes eons for something to form
@@konradhamilton5649 his probably talking about the bible
schwarzschild radius man
no such thing- science should never be held back
john landon not if OSHA exists
john landon the Nazis thought the same.
@@jackiefreeborn2563 the Nazis also wore shoes. 🙄
Time yani kya kis chij ko time kahate he 😮time ka mass. dravya man. Vajan kitana he 😮time hamare man ki bhram he 😮time ek tolmap he or kuch nahi hota 😮time ka 😅 natchur me time jesi koi chij hoti he kya 😅travel bus tren plen se kiya ja sakata he 😅me ek adhyatmik sansthase juda hua hu aap bhi judiye 😅samarpan meditation 😅😅😅😅😅
One thing the people making this movie made a mistake with is there's no comma in 802701, and by then they'd have realized a comma is necessary for consciousness to grow. You there in the Shire-2023- you can be in the Kingdom with a comma like this: 2,023. Feel that? That was space entering your conscious moment. Did you like it? There's more!