This is how the World Ends.

Clarko

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I saw this video before on youtube a while back. They now have it on HD from youtube plus this version has pink floyd with it. Its pretty sweet. If you haven't seen the trailer for 2012 this might give you an idea what it is about.

Asteroid Impact on Earth HD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zvC...stroys-earth-in-high-definition?autoplay=true

2012 Trailer:[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2I8S1mSBMIk&feature=related[/ame]

Enjoy.
 
Ah, I'm a big fan of disaster movies. I'll definitely want to see this.
 
I would think twice befor seeing this...

The previous movies by thease directors...well.. sucked. (10.000 BC, Godzilla, the day after tomorrow, The independece day, Stargate)
All those movies had clever ad's but the movies were bad.

I'm not saying that this movie would suck, but still i have my doubts.
 
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this movie is all wrong....everyone knows that chuck norris will end the world when he roundhouse kicks his own clone.
 
"evidence shows that this has happened at least 6 times in earths history" is that a true fact??
 
A body about the size of Mars (yes, that big) is thought to have smashed into the Earth early in it's history. What debris that wasn't blasted into deep space or fell back to the surface eventually formed a ring and later the moon.

How's that for fun? If (big if) there was life on the surface during that time, it would have been completely wiped out and had to start anew. From scratch.
 
ehh, If something large hit something slightly larger, wouldn't that cause the destruction of both...Alderaan style??? Maybe our Earth is the parts of those 2 objects meshed together by gravity and Tom Cruise...

but regardless, as long as we still have Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck to lay pipe on an asteroid for us, I say we let it ride...
 
It would have been a glancing blow, but still enough to melt the surface of the planet, destroy any atmosphere that had formed and would have generally made everybody have a bad day.
 
The asteroid presumed to have wiped out the dinosaurs struck the Earth with such force that carbon deep in the Earth's crust liquefied, rocketed skyward, and formed tiny airborne beads that blanketed the planet, say scientists from the U.S., U.K., Italy, and New Zealand in this month's Geology.
 
It would have been a glancing blow, but still enough to melt the surface of the planet, destroy any atmosphere that had formed and would have generally made everybody have a bad day.

oh, so kind of like on a pool table...that wipes out life as we know it...

and one day it will be illegal to laugh at Tom Cruise, but today...today's not that day...HUUZAAAHHH!!!!
 
Google search "Planet X".

Creepy! Unfortunately, I don't have enough money to "live my life to the fullest" for four years. Maybe I'll wait till 2011 to start preparing for the end of all humanity.
 
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