here is how scientists plan to save the world

SPACE.com -- Recipe for Saving Earth: Move It

Go Nerds!

beat that raging flamer, (our solar system's current sun)

that is 1 billion years away! wtf!!! we have other problems to deal with

damn that shits nuts

and wait.... everyone keeps saying global warming is cuz of this and that...

but this article plainly states that the sun's growth will eventually make our current position inhabital......

isn't it slightly possible the never ending growth of the sun has something to do with that?

well shit. if ya would've looked at the illustrations, you'd know the answer to your question?!

mhh... theres nuthing i can do for the enviorment or earth... i drive a truck that gets 8 miles to the galon... toss my trash out the window.... shoot the worlds animals... and cut down trees for a living... (ok... so i dont have a truck anymore,,, and i dont have a logging job yet... but in 6 more months... the chain saws get started... and the truck gets bought... and will eventualy have a bigger motor... getting less then 8 miles to the gallon.... with me... the world will end alot faster... but it will be around long enough for me to live my life....)

id give earths life existence another 100 years

Pffft, the best minds in the world and all they did was steal an idea from Futurama.

hmmmmmm,

thats a good idea....

using g.p.s.

direct "good sized" space rocks at controv. enemy targets, then blame it on the solar system.:thumbsup:

reserve 1 continent 4 people with AIDS

THIS WAY THEY CAN HUMP ALL THEY WANT WITHOUT GUILT

Although I'm in love with Futurama, I do believe that Frisky Dingo used the whole "push the world away from the sun" idea better. See, Killface was trying to push the earth INTO the sun, but the thing he was using for it went off early, so, due to earth's rotation, it pushed it just a little bit AWAY from the sun, thus curing global warming.

Anyway, in anything useful, that IS in "just a few billion years." Didn't scientists give the sun an actual lifespan of only, like, 5.6 billion years? Then it will expand to past the size of our solar system, then shrink down to, like, a 10th of its size, thus becoming a white dwarf...after having destroyed every planet in the process.

And, plus, I somewhat think that humans will/deserve to be wiped out in December, 2012. I mean, it doesn't effect my actions in life, but its always there in the back of my head.

Go UC Santa Cruz! (my school)