Name: 何を逃すの？ (What Will We Miss?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:25:47.000Z
Duration: 9 min 49 s
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will be the very first year since 1961 that a year

when written in Hindu-Arabic numerals  can be inverted

probably won't live long enough to enjoy the year six thousand

and nine. Human lives just aren't long enough.

We will miss out on that. What other cool future offense will we be

you and I will probably be gone before the completion of the time

pyramid in Wemding, Germany. It will eventually be a pile of

are only adding one block every 10 years.

only the first three. At this rate the pyramid will be completed in the year

our great great great great great great, more than 30 greats

an opportunity to frolic and play safely in the Chernobyl

alienation, where radioactive contamination from the 1986 disaster

for safe human activity until not the year 4000,

not the 5000, not the 6000. It will finally be safe

Possibly within our lifetimes but definitely within the next one

visible from earth. I'm bummed I'm probably going to miss out on these

for a few weeks it will look almost as if earth

has two Suns. Despite being hundreds, thousands of light-years away,

their supernovas will shine brighter than the full Moon

at night and be visible even during daytime.

is full of stars, viewed from the surface of the earth

they look like little drops of milk in the sky,

which is why we call it the Milky Way Galaxy.

And every drop of milk in the sky, every star that you can see,

shape. This one. It's not a star, it's not a cloud of gas

in our galaxy, it is an entirely different

Galaxy - the Andromeda Galaxy and it's two-and-a-half

million light years away from our own. It contains twice as many stars as the

and it is coming our way. Headed toward us

at 300 kilometres a second, faster than a

bullet. Right now, the sky looks like this.

In 2 billion years Andromeda will have approached so closely

that people will look up at the sky and see

this. In 3.75 billion years the night sky will be like

a scene from a science fiction movie or an awesome desktop wallpaper.

After this scene, the sky will literally be glowing with the birth of new stars

as the Milky Way and Andromeda collide, mixing up into a brilliant cosmic

tie-dye. This simulation shows how Andromeda might collide with the Milky

but keep in mind that you are watching billions

of years pass every second. These galaxies

will collide in the future but within the briefness

of a single human life they appear almost frozen,

unmoving. A couple billion years after colliding

the course of both galaxies will be married together

Milkdromeda. It would be so cool to be alive to see our galaxy

colliding with another. But don't get all fomo,

out. Because whatever life is around then will have plenty to envy us for.

They may have spectacular nightly views, but secretly wish they'd been born in

to experience, say, the beginning of the Internet.

They will actually miss out on a lot of things.

Because the Moon moves one centimetre further away from

earth every year,  600 million years from today

the Moon will no longer be close enough to earth to completely

Future humans or descendants of humans will therefore

miss out on a chance to ever see for themselves

the beauty of the total solar eclipse from the surface of Earth.

Every year the rushing water of Niagara erodes the rock at the top of the

it will have eroded all the way to Lake Erie and our progeny will have no

to enjoy. Granite has an erosion rate of about