Rolling Stone Article Goodbye Miami (pollution, toxic)

[MiamiRob]

When the Netherlands goes under I will be worried! Otherwise another tropghy for the Miami Heat!

[Alex =]]

Originally Posted by bale002

Don't you mean fortunately?

You know, the sun is going to burn itself out too eventually.

And the entire universe is going to consume itself by fire, or suck itself into a black hole, either way, the big bang in reverse, even the ancients figured that out, and without telescopes and the like.

The rot is built in, and the universe was created with the seeds of its own destruction.

I'm not too worried about it.

Our star is in its mature stage, but it wont go die yet, it still has billions of years to leave. By that time the human race would have evolved so much humans would no longer be humans. Maybe a super species with top notch technology with the ability to relocate to other planets with earth like conditions.

Even if the sun does not go supernova in the following billion years, the Milky Way galaxy is going to collide with the Andromeda galaxy in 4 billion years. That will be the end of the milky way, including Earth. Andromeda

Now, once thing is sure, global warming is increasing and the glaciers are melting.

Miami will go under water, probably in the next 50-100 years.

And there is no big bang in reverse, the universe is expanding at a super fast rate, hubble discovered that, scientists used to believe that gravity would eventually bring all galaxies together but that is not what is happening, scientists can see how galaxies are moving apart at incresing speeds. Some galaxies are colliding but most are spreading/moving away at increasing speeds.

[Felix C]

Originally Posted by MiamiRob

When the Netherlands goes under I will be worried! Otherwise another tropghy for the Miami Heat!

I have heard of Venice sinking since a child in the 1970s watching Cousteau mention it. Still there and above water when I visited a few years ago.

[Alex =]]

Originally Posted by Felix C

I have heard of Venice sinking since a child in the 1970s watching Cousteau mention it. Still there and above water when I visited a few years ago.

Venetian buildings are floating. Earth's population is different now than in the 70s.

Miami Beach is doomed.

[Felix C]

Your comment has nothing to do with mine. Reading comprehension issue on your part as usual.

Go back to your porn and frapping.

[swaptrex]

The sky is falling as well.. getting closer day by day.

[the_windwalker]

Originally Posted by Alex =]

Even if the sun does not go supernova in the following billion years, the Milky Way galaxy is going to collide with the Andromeda galaxy in 4 billion years. That will be the end of the milky way, including Earth. Andromeda

Actually, with all the distance between the stars and solar systems in the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy, there will be few to no collisions between planets and stars. They will pass through each other with few incidents. The worst damage to each will come from disrupting the gravitational pull between stars and their planets. The outer-most planets in our solar system may be pulled out of orbit. It is possible the earth could be affected as well. But, we will not live to see that.

[cfbs2691]

Anyone who's ever paid attention in science class, understands erosion and hurricanes, gets that Mother Nature will always win, knows the INSANE money spent trying to fight erosion in South Florida, knows how many condos built on the beach started sliding into the ocean and would have without tax payer dollars in the last however many years, would understand why....eventually.... Miami and not just Miami will be under the sea within the next 20-50 years.

Read a science magazine once in a while.
Good grief!

[CountryFisher]

God has said He wouldn't flood the earth again. That's why there are rainbows.

Global warming is just a big scam created by scientists to make money. The earth goes through natural cooling and warming cycles.

[Rat Bastard]

It really sucks that global warming has been politicized by both parties.