>3 billion humans dead>more bodycount than every single Michael Bay movie combinedHere's your """""hopecore"""" movie bro
>>220920193Well if there were no tragedy there would be no room for the hope
>>220920193Kinda sucked but I still cried when the mkultra music kicked on
>>220920193The hopecore part that it was only India, China and the USA
we should set the pop cap to about a billy
Poor Rocky>Rocky's Crew: Aboard the alien vessel Blip-A, 22 of the 23 Eridian crew members perished from severe cosmic radiation poisoning en route, leaving Rocky as the sole survivor.
>>220920193rocky is cute. and sexy hot. i want to do inappropriate things to rocky's hole.
>>220921016How can >A FUCKING ROCK die from radiation...?
>>220921089he's not a rock.. he's a boulder...they didn't tryhard the science to be realistic, there's a whole significance of having a 'discredited' scientist whose theory was maybe oxygen+hydrogen aren't necessary for life and then meeting a lifeform that's made of xenon in a solid state.when it comes to lifeforms, radiation fucks shit up on a dna/rna level. they may have been a 'rock' species but they're still lifeforms.
From a fanficFrench president Perry Lambert who called the proposal, “a waste of Earth’s resources,” in an interview with Agence France-Presse. He added, “Earth lost more than two billion people in the last 20 years, we need to focus on recovery, not interstellar space projects.”......There was no point in mincing words. He was bound to find out eventually.“One and a half billion,” she said, meeting his eyes. He sucked in a breath. “Your country fared well, but other, poorer countries were not so lucky.”“Then…there was war?”“Yes,” she said. “In the mid-2030s, lasting eight years. The countries in the Saharan desert were determined to keep their hands on Astrophage, and other powers didn’t like that.” He went silent, considering the implications there. “But then there were starvation crises, and the mass displacement in the tropics...”
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>>220920193>hopecoreIt's friendshipcore
>>220921089Their planet had much stronger magnetic fields and radiation protection. They never had to evolve to resist it.
>>220921200>>220921453Regardless, its not possible for a race to be spacefaring and especially spacefaring to different fucking star systems without even knowing what radiation is, its ridiculous
>>220921508Based on?
>>220920924>Grace... Eridian scientists are ready to launch the Xenonite Rods at India, at near light speed.>... Can I think about it?>Don't take too long, Grace. The longer you wait, the more damage they'll do... I know, I've seen it in that laptop you gave me.
>>220921508Rocky and crew were the first spacefarers of their species. They didn't even know about relativity, they thought they could accelerate beyond the speed of light. That's why they packed so much fuel and why Rocky had extra to give to Grace.They had really advanced material engineering (they have a space elevator), but otherwise Earth science is superior.
>>220921508They only just got to space when their sun started dying. And they don't have eyes, so light/radiation is harder to grasp.
>>220920193they essentially didn't die because he didn't go back to earth to know that they died
Who gives a fuck Did any Eridians die? Probably not
>>220921508according to who?
>>220921859Yeah Erid is much hotter than Earth so they had a bit more time>"How long will your xenonite construction take?”>“Four days. Could be five days. Why you ask, question?”>“I want to work fast.”>“Why so fast, question? Slower is safer. Less mistakes.”>I shift in my chair. “Earth is in a bad state. It’s getting worse all the time. I have to hurry.”>“Not understand,” says Rocky. “Why Earth so bad so fast, question? Erid go bad slower. Have at least seventy-two years before big problems.”>Seventy-two years? Man, I wish Earth had that kind of time. But seventy-two years from now Earth will be a frozen wasteland and 99 percent of the human population will be dead.>Why isn’t Erid as badly affected? I furrow my brow. I only have to think for a moment before I have my answer: It’s all about thermal energy storage.>“Erid is much hotter than Earth,” I say. “And Erid is much larger with a much thicker atmosphere. So Erid has a whole lot more heat stored in its air. Earth is getting cold fast. Very fast. In fourteen more years, most humans will be dead.”>His voice becomes monotone. It’s a very serious intonation. “Understand. Stress. Concern.”>“Yes.”>He clicks two claws together. “Then we work. We work now! Learn how to kill Astrophage. You return to Earth. You explain. Save Earth!”
>>220921778schrodingers mass extension event
>>220921089Inside him there's a whole ecosystem of mutiple organic cells working together
>>220921508Then how did we get into space without knowing about「 THE WEAVE」?
>>220923173V A P O R W E A V E?
>>220920193Was this movie intended for children ?Serious question. I bailed after 20 minutes of redditspeak
>>220923655>Was this movie intended for children ?it's meant to be for the whole family. imagine getting filtered by gosling kino lmao
>>220923655>redditspeakyou are reddit
>>220920193>hopecore>we did it, reddit
>>220925141Honestly the book is extremely reddit but it still has a solid plot and premise. The Martian is the same. The movies are better by virtue of not having to listen to the main character's inner thoughts.
>>220920193Are you implying 3 billion less humans is somehow a bad thing?
>>220921527well how would they know the sun is having issues and how would they navigate there and if they somehow just guessed, what was there plan to analyze and fix the sun upon arriving
>>220923655sure felt like it
>>220926991>how would they know the sun is having issues and how would they navigate thereThey know that the sun heats their planet and they followed the Petrova line to get there, just like the humans did. The scientists who ended up dying would have done the same thing that Grace ended up doing, since that has nothing to do with observing radiation. Or at least that's what they would have attempted. It doesn't matter if they were going to fail, because Grace's mission was also about to fail since he lost his engineers. There were TWO hail mary missions going on and they both only succeeded because they found each other. It's really not that hard to understand.
>>220920193It’s just repackaged redditslop for the zoomcattle
>>220923655they should have called it Project Chungus
>>220921061he can fist himself, he doesn't need your help
>>220927164thanks for the plot summary retard
>>220927517You're the retard who needed it explained to you. Now fuck off somewhereinb4>uh-uh I knew that, I was just pretending to be retarded
>>220927542>coinciding with the formation of a dim infrared line from the Sun to Venus (dubbed the Petrova line after its first observer, Dr Irina Petrova).
>>220927594>there's no way that an alien race that evolved differently and possesses other means of measurement could figure something outRetard
>>220927660ok explain how you could detect infrared radiation as well as measure the intensity of visible light /radiation/ without discovering radiation nevermind nuclear power
>teaches children science in elementary school>OMG HOW HUMILIATING >teaches rocks about planets>OMG HOW BEAUTIFULExplain this to me.
>>220927829His teaching job on Earth wasn't humiliating. He was over-qualified for it and could have been doing something else higher paying if he'd made some different career choices, but he still enjoyed and found it fulfilling enough
>>220920193only africans and jeets
>>220920193Is Rocky /ourguy/?
>>220926991>>220927803They know what the Petrova line is, Rocky literally has it engraved on him. They may not be able to see light, but they can measure heat (which is what infrared/Petrovascope shows anyway).What they didn't know is space is full of cosmic radiation. Their space program is not advanced as Earth's. Their echolocation is useless in vacuum so they don't have a lot of incentive to explore beyond their planet.
>>220928568>they know fire but they don't know it's hotfuck off
>>220928771How would you feel if you didn't eat breakfast this morning?
>>220929069i don't like your insinuation
>>220928568Something that doesn't make a ton of sense (or I missed) with their level of exploring or understanding space- how did Rocky figure out that oxygen and about 70 degrees is what's suitable for Grace? Maybe it was because Grace sent back the star chart model with Earth's location marked- but did Rocky really have the ability to then take a look at Earth and deduce those properties from it?
>>220920924based
>>220930714When Grace first opened the canister it was full of hot ammonia, when he sent it back it would have been filled with cool oxygen. Rocky probably detected that when he opened it and asumed that was Grace's atmospheric conditions.
>>220930822Ah yeah that would do it. Grace didn't comment on the heat in Rocky's atmosphere until later after the container thing, but maybe he took so long to figure out how to open it that the contents cooled down first
>>220921200boulders are rocks you fucking retard
>>220921200Rocky is not made of xenon. Eridians having developed xenonite shows how advanced their materials science is, and how their tech is ahead of humans' in some ways and behind ours in other ways
>>220930714Are you talking about the biodome on Enid? Grace's laptop had everything there is to know bout humanity on it.
>>220931032They are evolved lithics
>>220931196Other anon explained it sufficiently- I meant the scene where Grace is first asked to take his helmet off
>>220921541>not sending it to kike utopia instead.
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The movie really needed to explain why Rocky wanted to go with Grace on the Haily Mary instead of his own ship, it would have cleared up a lot of confusion as to why people wrongly think that the Eridians are much more advanced than us when they really aren't.
>>220931616I agree with this take. It would have helped a lot as although the ship is cool, it would have made it clear that they had done the equivalent of what people in the 1800s thought you could do launching yourself into space with a huge gun.Them not knowing about cosmic radiation affecting them also makes sense to me, it's not like they had monkeys and dogs to launch before them.Relativity too isn't exactly something that you just know, not a single anon on this site would come anywhere close to figuring that out unless someone told them. Time dilatation they would have figured out experimentally eventually, but the one clock that we saw them have wasn't anywhere near accurate enough to notice a change at any speeds they would have been traveling at.
>>220931931>launching yourself into space with a huge gunIs our rocketry really so different from that idea? It's still launching yourself with an explosion that's forced through a tube- but a sustained explosion rather than one big burst
>>220921508I sort of agree however humanity discovered different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum at different times before realizing they're all the same thing. They probably were aware of things like radio and infrared waves, but neglected to think about the highest waves.
>>220932005Nope, we are basically doing the same thing, only the tech inside the bullet is more advanced as we have to take 100% of everything with us. These beings can generate whatever they need like a 3d printer
