Cosmos Episode 4- Heaven and Hell Part 2 of 7

A descent through the hellish atmosphere of Venus to explore its broiling surface serves as a warning to our world about the possible consequences of the increasing greenhouse effect.

Then Dr. Sagan leads us on a tour of our solar system to see how other heavenly bodies have suffered from various cosmic catastrophes.

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[2eelShmeal]

A car, murder or accidental death only kills one, maybe several. Doesn't threaten mankind. One good comet and we can ALL kiss our asses bye bye! THAT'S why we strange animals worry.

[tuotierugif]

Actually, Chernobyl better translates into "black grass", which refers to mugwart (related, but not the same as wormwood). Like most biblical prophesies, it sounds like supporters are making a bit of a stretch there. Plus, as clausfarre said, Chernobyl, while horrible in the loss of life it caused, was far from a world-ending event, let alone something that could end time itself. Still an interesting anecdote, though.

[gigaboy47]

@Tulkastaldo well we already have tea parties.

[Tejas729]

@misterphuck google that quote and see what happens.

[misterphuck]

@Tejas729 YOUR'RE fucking stupid and can't support your dumb-ass comment so your resort to mocking my typo, way to go buddeh.

[Tejas729]

@misterphuck this is where he tried to call me dumb but typed "your dumb" instead har har.

[Tejas729]

@misterphuck do your own research before you attempt to call someone dumb, I don't have to prove anything to you

[misterphuck]

@Tejas729 link or bs

[Tejas729]

@misterphuck yes it is

[misterphuck]

@Tejas729 that is not a quote from carl sagan.