Yeah I want to see the movie despite the illlogical flaws of moving an entire planet. The ecological damage resulting from such an event occuring. Titanic shifts in the Earth's crust, freezing tempertures away from the sun, lack of oxygen from frozen plant life. Lets not forget to mention fuel needed to power the engins and the construction etc; also don't forget the millions that would be left out to die not being allowed in the bunkers! An lets not forget they're depending on slingshotting around Jupiter hoping nothing goes wrong an isn't resulting in Earth being dragged an crushed into its gravity. We of course know in the previous film conveniently passed by the gas giant. Yep totally illogical an wouldn't be possible yet putting logic aside an just consider the film for what it is a popcorn movie entertainment to enjoy! Now if only it would be English dubbed upon release here in the states!
although is still illogical pushing earth with such force. They did said if the engine not activate synchronize it will crush earth apart. The surface world will be almost inhabitable, but there's a area under every earth engine due to the heatness engine created is enough to let people. Fuel won't be needed after escape to solar system, the earth will glide through the space and reactive earth engine to slow down, turn direction and enter the destination. I mean is still mostly illogical but they did put some work into explaining things.
The engines use nuclear fusion for propulsion and their fuel is heavy earth metals or minerals. Fusion being extremely efficient so not having enough fuel isn't an issue. Once they rach I think 1% the speed of light, they'll turn the engines off. After the halfway point, they fire the engines back up to slow the earth down. The planet does freeze over but the habitats under the 10,000 earth engines provide enough heat and energy for half the population to continue living which would be either 3.5 or 4 billion people. For oxygen, I'm guessing the nuclear fusion either releases oxygen as a by product or at the very least if they can figure out how to move a planet they sure as hell solved the oxygen problem by keeping reserves of plant and fungi life for their oxygen production. It's implied in this movie that the disasters in this and the previous movie were artificially created by MOSS (The AI) in order to unite humanity because it believed that humanity was not ready for this interstellar journey as they are right now so even if humanity failed to overcome these disasters then it only proved MOSS's point.
@@nepenthy9804 And it only takes 14 years to build, how many materials are enough, but building in the middle of the ocean is even more difficult to build on land.
still one of my favorite movies
I love this movie so much its unreal.
I also like how the earth engine burns red but then burns blue because of the temperature
Excellent movie 🎬 Andy and Wu
Hubiera sido un sueño hecho realidad verlo en cines
The ISS really said tf the earth going bro
My butt after eating Taco Bell
0:13
I no longer have to wonder about wandering
This is where I just started crying.
This is where i was crying rh whole time
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Would the moon get pulled along with it due to Earth’s gravitational force?
Post more pls
So this is prequel to first one
Exactly
Yeah I want to see the movie despite the illlogical flaws of moving an entire planet. The ecological damage resulting from such an event occuring. Titanic shifts in the Earth's crust, freezing tempertures away from the sun, lack of oxygen from frozen plant life. Lets not forget to mention fuel needed to power the engins and the construction etc; also don't forget the millions that would be left out to die not being allowed in the bunkers! An lets not forget they're depending on slingshotting around Jupiter hoping nothing goes wrong an isn't resulting in Earth being dragged an crushed into its gravity. We of course know in the previous film conveniently passed by the gas giant. Yep totally illogical an wouldn't be possible yet putting logic aside an just consider the film for what it is a popcorn movie entertainment to enjoy! Now if only it would be English dubbed upon release here in the states!
although is still illogical pushing earth with such force. They did said if the engine not activate synchronize it will crush earth apart. The surface world will be almost inhabitable, but there's a area under every earth engine due to the heatness engine created is enough to let people. Fuel won't be needed after escape to solar system, the earth will glide through the space and reactive earth engine to slow down, turn direction and enter the destination.
I mean is still mostly illogical but they did put some work into explaining things.
The engines use nuclear fusion for propulsion and their fuel is heavy earth metals or minerals. Fusion being extremely efficient so not having enough fuel isn't an issue. Once they rach I think 1% the speed of light, they'll turn the engines off. After the halfway point, they fire the engines back up to slow the earth down. The planet does freeze over but the habitats under the 10,000 earth engines provide enough heat and energy for half the population to continue living which would be either 3.5 or 4 billion people. For oxygen, I'm guessing the nuclear fusion either releases oxygen as a by product or at the very least if they can figure out how to move a planet they sure as hell solved the oxygen problem by keeping reserves of plant and fungi life for their oxygen production.
It's implied in this movie that the disasters in this and the previous movie were artificially created by MOSS (The AI) in order to unite humanity because it believed that humanity was not ready for this interstellar journey as they are right now so even if humanity failed to overcome these disasters then it only proved MOSS's point.
In fact, most of humanity lives under the earth for that exact reason.
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Can they build it in the ocean?
Engines are higher than mt.Everest
@@nepenthy9804 And it only takes 14 years to build, how many materials are enough, but building in the middle of the ocean is even more difficult to build on land.
Oil rig perspective
@@hieutranhuy6834 Initially it was built by human, later by autonomous construction robots.