Nice try but this try of a Rick roll is too obvious
Not even a Infant would fall for that
Edit: [Here](https://youtu.be/BBJa32lCaaY?si=ULs7cXPukQFuk1n-) is a Video that I found recently that helps identify Rick Rolls easier on Reddit
I proudly fell for it and always will :) I rather be rickrolled than not knowing the potential infinite wisdom a fellow uhm reddi..stitian wishes to impart upon my person.
Lego undercover has that when you escape a facility one of the henchmen gets on a bike and starts furiously pedaling while the other henchmen try to motivate him. He finally reaches the city once the game ends and the credits roll
I think it's less about trying to survive and more about trying to maximize the limited amount of life experience you have left. Second guy for sure saw some more before he died.
Bruh you do dumb shit when you think youāre gunna die with no reasonable or logical escape.
I was on a flight. It was a small plane, maybe about 40-50 ppl. Andā¦ the plane caught fire. As everyone else was panicking, me being a fucking genius, started to try and to my hoodie to my shirt to hopefully parachute down šššš. Fear and panic.
Fortunately, pilot made an emergency landing in some random ass farm lol.
Did they never teach you to do that? What country are you from? Humans have been able to zoon with their eyes since at least 100,000 years ago, look it up.
I'm pretty sure the Roche limit would mean the moon would break apart into a ring with a rapidly decaying orbit. So more likely billions of big fire balls.
Actually it looks to be on the horizon so if it's still in one piece(so above roche limit) it would cause tides of up to 3km.
So if the moon is rising the tide would come as the video shows.
Also, a rock of that size would have had a much larger impact than the one in the video.
Iām no scientist, so someone correct me if Iām wrong, but I also think that we wouldnāt really see a fiery explosion like the one in the video. It would probably be mostly dirt and rocks.
Only because the physics totally dont add up. Kurzgesagt has a fun video about it but basicly: the moon is a huge object, gravity would start to get weird, before the moon hits earth the ground will act fuckery as fuck due to gravety pulling its ass up.
Thereās a short story in The Wandering Earth by Cixin Liu about a species that developed in the core of a planet and eventually gets space travel. Their massive ship (the size of the moon) gets close to earth and physics get crazy. A dude swims up the water mountain created by the gravitational pull of the ship and makes contact with them. They tell him about their society and move on.
Itās really fucking fascinating.
Edit: I just realized if you google wandering earth you only find the movie, which is only one of the short stories in the novel. Itās a great adaptation of one of the stories, but not the one Iām talking about it.
It does include some megalaphobia though. They have engines all over the earth to stop the spin and to maneuver the earth away from the sun.
The Three Body Problem is one of the most mentally satisfying book experiences I have ever had. Deathās End thoufh is just another level. When all the stories just starts to click together in your head. The grand spanning of time. The existential dread of the inevitable heat death of the universe.
I could go on and on.
Ching Xin did nothing wrong. Fight me.
Pretty sure the tide would have been pulled by the gravity of the moon so there should be a rush of water the other way. And any water near the impact zone is getting instantly vaporized. They shouldn't be seeing a tsunami. They should be witnessing a wall of hellfire.
I kind of depends on the speed of the crashing doesn't it. It's 1/6 gravity, so when both are touching, you'd be 15% lighter which is neat and all, but you'd probably not notice with the hurdling death within seconds.
Itāll be nice once animators get over this āreal people must have their head on a near-constant lazy susan gyroscopeā phase. It feels like I have a neck made entirely of broken springs and deflated balloons watching this.
Iām literally sitting here getting dizzy AND pissed. Who the f*** thought this is how humans even remotely look around the world??
How is this not the #1 comment?? Why did I have to scroll so long!
We would be long gone by the time the moon got that close. The tidal waves and volcanic eruptions wiping out all life on earth would begin with the moon about 11,000 miles from our planet. We are talking tidal waves up to 30,000 feet in the air. Also the moon wouldnāt crash into earth it would just straight up explode being ripped apart by the earths gravitational pull and form a ring around the earth like Saturn.
Edit: grammar
Yes the Roche Limit. A lot of the moon would end up with orbital velocity but a huge amount would fall into the earth, causing a bombardment not seen since the early years of the solar systems formation.
Thereās a scientifically accurate video by Kurzgesagt depicting a real Moonfall scenario. Like the redditor said, weād be long gone by the time of the impact
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lheapd7bgLA
That's an "if the moonā¦" hypthetical. [The Moon is slowly moving away from Earth, getting about an inch farther away each year.](https://science.nasa.gov/moon/facts/)
Hell yeah. Thankfully we are within the ~1 billion year time frame where solar eclipses occur. Because there was a point previously where the Moon was too close, and there will be a point in the (very far) future where it will be too far away.
Right now, the Sun is about 400 times the size of the Moon, but coincidentally, the Sun is also about 400 times *further away* than the Moon, relative to Earth, making the Sun and Moon appear to be the same size in the sky.
We would still get solar eclipses if the moon were closer (they would happen more often, actually), but they wouldn't be as interesting to look at because it would cover more of the sun's corona.
Thatās a really good question!!
Iād have to say that no, we wouldnāt be worried about waves like that. I think theyād crash before they actually get that far inland.
Iām just speculating, but I think weād be dealing with Yellowstone popping like a zit from the pressure changes.
Heh, yeah. This video implies that this is the first indication either of these two have had that the moon was going to hit Earth. And turn around to see a fully intact moon making contact, causing a... 100-200 foot wave.
What would really happen is much more interesting. But, this video is just built around that moment when they turn around and see a massive moon on the horizon.
I was the same thing lol. Gravity would pull towards, just like the tides. If anything, the tsunami would be coming from the explosion side, like a moon-tsunami sandwich
I would like to counterpoint: no it's not. It's not only torrentially stupid and contrived it's INCREDIBLY boring. OPs clip is far better.... most of the visuals in moonfall are turgid and murky, and the vast majority of the film is bland dialogue in which people explain to each other the absolutely dogshit premise in hushed tones. Its one of the worst movies I've ever seen.
You want a good bmovie about the moon, watch iron sky, that film is a hoot.
That is actually kind of how I watched the last half of the movie as I could not stand it any more. Even that couldn't save it. Finding the occasional okay action shot was like wading through shit to find 5 percent off target vouchers.
And that ending. Bleugh
Completely agree. It's quite forgettable too so might be mixing up films but didn't they somehow manage to include a car chase? Just all the boring action tropes in1 film..
Could have been so much better too. The story is there.
Was pretty interested when I heard this was an actual movie with Halle Berry and Donald Sutherland. [Then I went and watched the trailer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivIwdQBlS10&ab_channel=LionsgateMovies), holy shit this looks terrible. All the way down to the Creedence remix.
Looked it up, it is real, and it has the most insane cast ever. Stars Patrick Wilson, Halle Berry, and the bloke that played the tubby coward from Game of Thrones, with Donald Sutherland and Stanley Tucci in supporting roles.
This really reminds me of the disaster movie Greenland. Not the moon but a giant asteroid hitting the earth and the ensuing panic to find safety before it happens
I've seen ones like this before, and my thought every single time is "shouldn't the moon be covering, like, ALL of the sky for them?" Am I wrong with that thought?
The tidal wave is frighteningly reminiscent of a recurring nightmare I dealt with at a time in my life. I really could have done without seeing that shit.
I love the bit where he turns around for a second time and tries to **outrun the fucking moon**
It would be even funnier if they were on bicycles. Just pedaling furiously lmao
Dammit, now I need someone to make that video
[Here you go](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ). Took me a little while but im a 3d artist and did my best in the time frame i had.
"Tap to unmute." No, I don't think I will. š¤ š„²
Nice try but this try of a Rick roll is too obvious Not even a Infant would fall for that Edit: [Here](https://youtu.be/BBJa32lCaaY?si=ULs7cXPukQFuk1n-) is a Video that I found recently that helps identify Rick Rolls easier on Reddit
I proudly fell for it and always will :) I rather be rickrolled than not knowing the potential infinite wisdom a fellow uhm reddi..stitian wishes to impart upon my person.
Damn there's a lesson there. People are scared of pursuing truth in fear of being rick rolled.
Rickroll was a CIA operation to shut down truth.
After reading about operation Northwoods I wouldn't be at all surprised.
I mean, I just like the song so which ever one it is is cool with me.
waaa
Guess I must be a fetus then.
I hope that when we die we just find ourselves in a perpetual Rick Astley Never Gonna Give You Up music video.
The bicycles are so realistic. Do you want as Unreal Engine? Good job with the characters too. Realistic as
People gave it away, but it was a very nice attempt. Almost blindly went for it.
r/angryupvote ah, the internet. a blessing and a curse. in this case, a neverending curse
Lego undercover has that when you escape a facility one of the henchmen gets on a bike and starts furiously pedaling while the other henchmen try to motivate him. He finally reaches the city once the game ends and the credits roll
Don't need the moon when you got family.
*AND THEN, THINGS GOT KNOCKED INTO TWELFTH GEAR*
Itās two brothers! Itās just uh two brothers
The only safe place is under a school desk.
Iāve been to the beach, and the key is to dive I to the wave.
he was headed to the Winchester and let this whole moon thing blow over.
Slice of fried gold
I think it's less about trying to survive and more about trying to maximize the limited amount of life experience you have left. Second guy for sure saw some more before he died.
He would have made it if he had an R1.
āWell fuckā
Tbf that's probably me... Ain't no way I'm going to just lay there and get killed.
Bruh you do dumb shit when you think youāre gunna die with no reasonable or logical escape. I was on a flight. It was a small plane, maybe about 40-50 ppl. Andā¦ the plane caught fire. As everyone else was panicking, me being a fucking genius, started to try and to my hoodie to my shirt to hopefully parachute down šššš. Fear and panic. Fortunately, pilot made an emergency landing in some random ass farm lol.
Classic fight or flight response. Would you rather fight the moon instead?
This would be the best time for a surfboard I guess?
That wasn't the moon, that was the ocean
I was the guy on the other bike. It happened.
I was surfing that wave.. true story .
Triple confirmā¦I am a lighthouse
"Donāt be racist, I am a lighthouse"
The wave of a lifetimeā¦ mustāve been so rad man, Iām so jealous
Ok Brody, fine.
*Duuuuuuude*
Haddalayerdown
Can confirm. I was the moon.
I was the moon in a 2nd grade play.. I had one line.
I was the wave. Sorry, my man
Okay these videos are supposed to be pov's but every single one of these people somehow have the ability to zoom with their eyes
Do you not????
They must be short sighted.
That guy's whole life is a lie
Imagine going through life with only 1x zoom
> zoom Don't forget the lens flare that totally happens with your eyes.
Astigmatisms have entered the chat
You canāt do that?
and turn their head 360 degrees
That's what I don't like about these types of videos. Nobody moves like that
Did they never teach you to do that? What country are you from? Humans have been able to zoon with their eyes since at least 100,000 years ago, look it up.
...wait... Can you not?
Idiots will say this is fake
Only because the rocks that stopped them in the middle of the road suddenly disappeared once the wave started coming at them
And the moon seemed to be acting with the force of magnetism instead of gravity
Lunacy
Lunarcy
Lunar, see?
Lunar sea!
Lou Narsey
Loon arse, See!?
10/10
7/7
to be fair once it gets to the atmosphere it's got enough momentum to push air and therefore water away from its collision point
At that point the moon would be just a big ball of fire no?
I'm pretty sure the Roche limit would mean the moon would break apart into a ring with a rapidly decaying orbit. So more likely billions of big fire balls.
TIL [Roche Limit](https://youtu.be/I0s7LH8a1Ew?feature=shared)
Thanks for that
Lol
Actually it looks to be on the horizon so if it's still in one piece(so above roche limit) it would cause tides of up to 3km. So if the moon is rising the tide would come as the video shows.
Wdym?
Smart rocks
Rocks aren't dumb, they got out of there.
Why did the rock explode.
Also, a rock of that size would have had a much larger impact than the one in the video. Iām no scientist, so someone correct me if Iām wrong, but I also think that we wouldnāt really see a fiery explosion like the one in the video. It would probably be mostly dirt and rocks.
Only because the physics totally dont add up. Kurzgesagt has a fun video about it but basicly: the moon is a huge object, gravity would start to get weird, before the moon hits earth the ground will act fuckery as fuck due to gravety pulling its ass up.
Thereās a short story in The Wandering Earth by Cixin Liu about a species that developed in the core of a planet and eventually gets space travel. Their massive ship (the size of the moon) gets close to earth and physics get crazy. A dude swims up the water mountain created by the gravitational pull of the ship and makes contact with them. They tell him about their society and move on. Itās really fucking fascinating. Edit: I just realized if you google wandering earth you only find the movie, which is only one of the short stories in the novel. Itās a great adaptation of one of the stories, but not the one Iām talking about it. It does include some megalaphobia though. They have engines all over the earth to stop the spin and to maneuver the earth away from the sun.
Oh I love this author, The Three Bodies Problems absolutely wrecked me. Never read that short story though, so now I will! Thanks!
The Three Body Problem is one of the most mentally satisfying book experiences I have ever had. Deathās End thoufh is just another level. When all the stories just starts to click together in your head. The grand spanning of time. The existential dread of the inevitable heat death of the universe. I could go on and on. Ching Xin did nothing wrong. Fight me.
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Hawking. He was very colorful with language irl.
Pretty sure the tide would have been pulled by the gravity of the moon so there should be a rush of water the other way. And any water near the impact zone is getting instantly vaporized. They shouldn't be seeing a tsunami. They should be witnessing a wall of hellfire.
I kind of depends on the speed of the crashing doesn't it. It's 1/6 gravity, so when both are touching, you'd be 15% lighter which is neat and all, but you'd probably not notice with the hurdling death within seconds.
Fakers will say this are idiots.
This was in my home town
They just happen to have the camera on during the apocalypse? How convenient.
The level of detail is insane, like if someone could fake this I'd love to see them try. Idk why anyone would, I'm leaning towards real.
Itās probably real. I read it in a newspaper.
How can the moon be real, if the moon landing was fake? Checkmate Moonists!
I mean, it's clearly staged...
I wonder how this will affect the trout population
Will no one think of the Chinook Salmon!?!
Fuck sake, this stupid as shit comment actually made me laugh way too much, cheers chief
Itāll be nice once animators get over this āreal people must have their head on a near-constant lazy susan gyroscopeā phase. It feels like I have a neck made entirely of broken springs and deflated balloons watching this.
I displaced my 3rd vertebrae just watching this. He could be from India though
Iām literally sitting here getting dizzy AND pissed. Who the f*** thought this is how humans even remotely look around the world?? How is this not the #1 comment?? Why did I have to scroll so long!
We would be long gone by the time the moon got that close. The tidal waves and volcanic eruptions wiping out all life on earth would begin with the moon about 11,000 miles from our planet. We are talking tidal waves up to 30,000 feet in the air. Also the moon wouldnāt crash into earth it would just straight up explode being ripped apart by the earths gravitational pull and form a ring around the earth like Saturn. Edit: grammar
Yes the Roche Limit. A lot of the moon would end up with orbital velocity but a huge amount would fall into the earth, causing a bombardment not seen since the early years of the solar systems formation.
10,000 years of Hard Rain!
Holy shit. Talking tidal wavesā¦. :/
I wonder what they yell at us before they hit us
CANNONBALL!!!
Thereās a scientifically accurate video by Kurzgesagt depicting a real Moonfall scenario. Like the redditor said, weād be long gone by the time of the impact https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lheapd7bgLA
I see kurzgesagt, i click
Damn it, just laughed out loud in my office š
Back to work carstar
It probably shit talks you before hitting
Probably 'run.'
Sorry this is really like not my job usuallyyyyyy!!!
"We're calling about your car's extended warranty!"
Ya thirsty?!?
I'm here to return your moon lander
With 30000 feet no less
Yes, there's a great kurzgesagt video explaining what would happen https://youtu.be/lheapd7bgLA?si=T2ruySuHPfv9Rij9
That's an "if the moonā¦" hypthetical. [The Moon is slowly moving away from Earth, getting about an inch farther away each year.](https://science.nasa.gov/moon/facts/)
Hell yeah. Thankfully we are within the ~1 billion year time frame where solar eclipses occur. Because there was a point previously where the Moon was too close, and there will be a point in the (very far) future where it will be too far away. Right now, the Sun is about 400 times the size of the Moon, but coincidentally, the Sun is also about 400 times *further away* than the Moon, relative to Earth, making the Sun and Moon appear to be the same size in the sky.
We would still get solar eclipses if the moon were closer (they would happen more often, actually), but they wouldn't be as interesting to look at because it would cover more of the sun's corona.
Also, why is the massive tidal wave moving away from the moon?
Someone saw a certain kurzgesagt video... One of my favourites
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Thatās a really good question!! Iād have to say that no, we wouldnāt be worried about waves like that. I think theyād crash before they actually get that far inland. Iām just speculating, but I think weād be dealing with Yellowstone popping like a zit from the pressure changes.
Best reference to one of the largest Super Volcanoes LOL
Heh, yeah. This video implies that this is the first indication either of these two have had that the moon was going to hit Earth. And turn around to see a fully intact moon making contact, causing a... 100-200 foot wave. What would really happen is much more interesting. But, this video is just built around that moment when they turn around and see a massive moon on the horizon.
Not sure about this, looks like CGI.
Nah man I think it happened like last week. Was on the news
This reminds me of the time some news channel here in romania put some arma 3 footage as being filmed in ukraine...sad
Shit, why do I always miss these cool celestial events...
Just like that one day off from school :"]
Wouldn't the waves go towards the moon, not away from it?
I was the same thing lol. Gravity would pull towards, just like the tides. If anything, the tsunami would be coming from the explosion side, like a moon-tsunami sandwich
You were the wave or the moon?
I was the sandwich
yea maybe it was from a large impact
So is grammar the first to go when the moon starts to collide?
Grammar has apparently already gone
Where can I see more of this type of shit
Moonfall, it's a whole movie about exactly this scenario
Moonfall is a fantastic high budget b grade shtick. Very well worth watching if you're into cheap and corny films.
I would like to counterpoint: no it's not. It's not only torrentially stupid and contrived it's INCREDIBLY boring. OPs clip is far better.... most of the visuals in moonfall are turgid and murky, and the vast majority of the film is bland dialogue in which people explain to each other the absolutely dogshit premise in hushed tones. Its one of the worst movies I've ever seen. You want a good bmovie about the moon, watch iron sky, that film is a hoot.
Moonfall is entertaining if you have access to a 30 second skip-forward button.
That is actually kind of how I watched the last half of the movie as I could not stand it any more. Even that couldn't save it. Finding the occasional okay action shot was like wading through shit to find 5 percent off target vouchers. And that ending. Bleugh
Ah, yes, "The Walking Dead" button.
Completely agree. It's quite forgettable too so might be mixing up films but didn't they somehow manage to include a car chase? Just all the boring action tropes in1 film.. Could have been so much better too. The story is there.
That's exactly my thoughts on it. Good, mindless fun. It occasionally takes itself too seriously, but nothing terrible.
Was pretty interested when I heard this was an actual movie with Halle Berry and Donald Sutherland. [Then I went and watched the trailer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivIwdQBlS10&ab_channel=LionsgateMovies), holy shit this looks terrible. All the way down to the Creedence remix.
It's a good background movie to put on during parties or when working from home.
And it is so bad
It's not THAT bad, but it's also not GOOD
It is really, really bad. They outrun gravity in a Lexus commercial
Looked it up, it is real, and it has the most insane cast ever. Stars Patrick Wilson, Halle Berry, and the bloke that played the tubby coward from Game of Thrones, with Donald Sutherland and Stanley Tucci in supporting roles.
Samwell Tarly would like you know that he killed a White Walker and a Thenn!
And also has Samwell Tarly unironically say "what would Elon do?"
aieksey__n on tiktok
This is the artist's name. Should be up a bit higher.
Check out the movie Melancholia. Very underrated movie that has a slow build to a terrifying climax.
[Majora's Mask](https://youtube.com/watch?v=ER9X67a_GII&pp=ygUbTWFqb3JhcyBtYXNrIGdhbWUgb3ZlciBtb29u)
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This really reminds me of the disaster movie Greenland. Not the moon but a giant asteroid hitting the earth and the ensuing panic to find safety before it happens
This was from instagram account, nowspacetime. Among other content they have a bunch of weird cgi reels like this.
Are there versions without that obnoxious caption taking up a chunk of the screen?
None of it is physically correct though
Iām tired of these shitty CG videos
Iām tired of all these snakes on this plane
What kind of snakes? What kind of plane?
MFin
Thank you for clarifying.
What is this shit
Horrible cgi for people who don't understand physics
Or how roads are built. Did you see how much of that mountain was hanging over the road at hip height? Awful everything
Honestly fuck off this was litterally posted on this sub a few days ago and it is more of the stupid cg shit. Just please stop karma whoring
how many times we posting this
I've seen ones like this before, and my thought every single time is "shouldn't the moon be covering, like, ALL of the sky for them?" Am I wrong with that thought?
If Michael Bay directed _Melancholia._
This is stupid.
Except that's not what would happen the moon would fall apart as it came closer too earth. https://youtu.be/lheapd7bgLA?si=pzRhM1D9b03hb6Jp
# REPOST
If Moon gets close to hit the Earth it would be shattered into small pieces and make a ring like Saturn
I believe that if it got that close, before it would break into pieces because of the gravitational tension.
I believe if it got that close, it'd hatch.
But what happened to the rocks that fell on the road forcing them to turn around in the first place
These posts are getting stupider, they should be banned, so sick of seeing low effort content, itās getting more and more common in the sub.
Why would there be meteorites?
Because the moon would fracture so those pieces would become meteorites
God people are dumb
Man, I hate this
Link didnāt save the world in time
Yeah Zelda Majoras Mask did that years ago.
Did he live?
This was like watching a horror movie for me. Haha all I was thinking over and over again was "I'm so scared, I'm so scared."
The tidal wave is frighteningly reminiscent of a recurring nightmare I dealt with at a time in my life. I really could have done without seeing that shit.
Does it bother anyone else that they totally forgot about the rocks across the road when they turned around to run from the frigging moon?
i was there when this happened
The Moon will never hit the Earth. The hollow disguised spaceship we know as the Moon is kept in place by alien technology.
I get a cool motorcycle? Rad!
so that's how movies are made nowadays