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What Will the Constellations Look Like in 50,000 Years? : Discovery News
by Decius at 7:02 am EDT, Aug 25, 2011 |
Knowing this information could be very important if you ever suspect that you've woken up in the distant future and people are lying to you about it. You can also tell what month it is by looking at the big dipper if you are in the northern hemisphere. This only works if you're on planet earth. |
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RE: What Will the Constellations Look Like in 50,000 Years? : Discovery News
by Dagmar at 2:33 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2011 |
Decius wrote:
Knowing this information could be very important if you ever suspect that you've woken up in the distant future and people are lying to you about it. You can also tell what month it is by looking at the big dipper if you are in the northern hemisphere. This only works if you're on planet earth.
Because paranoid delusions could never be a likely scenario. ;) |
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RE: What Will the Constellations Look Like in 50,000 Years? : Discovery News
by Decius at 4:52 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2011 |
Dagmar wrote: Decius wrote:
Knowing this information could be very important if you ever suspect that you've woken up in the distant future and people are lying to you about it. You can also tell what month it is by looking at the big dipper if you are in the northern hemisphere. This only works if you're on planet earth.
Because paranoid delusions could never be a likely scenario. ;)
Well, if the stars are the same, but you're really sure its the future, this could imply a whole slew of other interesting scenarios, from Vanilla Sky to the Truman Show! |
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RE: What Will the Constellations Look Like in 50,000 Years? : Discovery News
by Dagmar at 5:44 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2011 |
Decius wrote: Dagmar wrote: Decius wrote:
Knowing this information could be very important if you ever suspect that you've woken up in the distant future and people are lying to you about it. You can also tell what month it is by looking at the big dipper if you are in the northern hemisphere. This only works if you're on planet earth.
Because paranoid delusions could never be a likely scenario. ;)
Well, if the stars are the same, but you're really sure its the future, this could imply a whole slew of other interesting scenarios, from Vanilla Sky to the Truman Show!
Nah, I think "delusional" still covers it pretty well. ;) Assuming you're sane is the first step towards completely losing your mind. |
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