Hawking reminded human beings to escape the earth, why is this? Maybe you should listen
Hawking reminded humans to escape the earth
Hawking is known as the most famous physicist in modern history. Hawking has devoted his life to the universe, but it is a pity that Hawking passed away in 2018. Although he was ill and only had the brain and a few fingers to move, he still proposed The black hole theory has made great contributions to human exploration of the universe.
It is precisely because of Hawking that it has also promoted the largest exploration of alien intelligent life in human history, and Hawking left many prophecies before his death, some of which have already been fulfilled.
Hawking once warned humans before his death not to try to contact aliens, because aliens may have been trying to explore the universe, and once aliens discover the earth, they are likely to invade the earth and plunder resources.
Hawking has always believed that there are aliens. He once held a time banquet to entertain travelers from other time and space. This banquet has a clear time and place. He believes that it will definitely wait for travelers, but this time it did not. wish
Although Hawking did not wait for the traveler to arrive in the end, Hawking's thoughts also inspired many people. Liu Cixin's science fiction novel "Three-Body Problem" is about the fact that humans responded to the knock on the door from space, attracting more advanced Trisolaran civilization.
The invasion of the Trisolaran civilization has brought mankind more than 400 years of domination and technological destruction. This is similar to Hawking's warning that mankind should not try to contact aliens. This book also confirms Hawking's prediction.
However, now most scientists have not heeded Hawking's warning, and are still sending signals to outer space to try to find aliens. An astronomical organization sends information to Lutan's star through a radio signal in Norway. Lutan's star is 12.36 light-years away from the earth. If life does exist on this planet, expect to hear back in 2042.
Hawking predicted in 2010 that the earth would perish in 200 years, and humans must find another planet suitable for survival. Musk proposed a plan to immigrate to Mars, but this plan is very difficult to implement, and there is currently no discovery on Mars. Conditions that can breed life, scientists are not exploring other planets yet.
The earth is the only planet suitable for human existence so far. Instead of trying to explore other planets, it is better to protect our current planet. Only by protecting the earth on which we live can human beings continue to survive and develop. The outside world It is unknown, and human beings cannot put their hope of survival in the unknown universe.
As soon as many people hear fables, they connect with those myths and stories. Compared with the prophecies of the goddess and prodigies, Hawking's prophecy is based on scientific research. It is Hawking's prophecy and is more easily accepted by modern people. People are also more willing to believe Hawking's predictions.
When Hawking's prediction was put forward, people also began to worry, will the earth really be destroyed? Is humanity really going to the end? If this doesn't happen, why did Hawking keep warning humans to flee the earth before he died?
The main reason is that the current climate change is too severe, and human beings are facing the harm caused by global warming. Maybe human beings have not yet felt the changes happening in the world.
Among them, global warming is a warning. Once global warming intensifies, it will be irreversible. If human beings destroy the earth again, it will be counterattacked by the earth.
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