What does the fall of the moon remind you of?

A disaster caused a mysterious force to knock the moon off its orbit and hit the earth. With little time left, a team composed of people at the bottom of society launched a final blow to the moon, hoping to solve the mystery and save the earth from destruction.

Moonfall's special effects are really beautiful, but it's really unacceptable for disaster films to turn into science and technology films. When the moon was about to hit the earth, only three people actually flew into space to save the earth, which really raised personal heroism!

After watching Falling Moon, I'm glad it's just a movie. In recent years, natural disasters such as tsunami, earthquake and volcanic eruption have occurred frequently. Don't you know how to think?

First, global warming.

Studies show that if the temperature rises by 2 degrees, more than a quarter of the earth's land, that is, the homes of more than 65.438+0.5 billion people, will fall into drought.

At the same time, the most direct consequence of melting glaciers is sea level rise. In 20 19, the global average sea level reached the highest value ever recorded.

Second, Australian mountain fires

An Australian mountain fire from 20 19 to 2020,

Nearly 6 million hectares of forest were destroyed and 500 million animals were buried in the fire.

Many animals died everywhere and people lost their homes.

Wild animals and plants have been greatly destroyed, and the whole ecosystem is unbalanced.

Third, the deep-sea earthquake in Japan.

Deep-sea earthquake in Japan: According to scientists of the US Geological Survey, at 2: 30 am on September 20th, a deep-sea earthquake occurred about 28 1 km away from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, with a magnitude of 6. 1 and a focal depth of 9.65 km.

4. Tropical storms "Ketsana" and "Bama"

Tropical storms "Ketsana" and "Bama" caused extensive floods and landslides in several provinces of the Philippines, killing more than 500 people.

5. It snows in Brazil in July

Most of Brazil's territory is in the southern hemisphere, and it snowed decades ago. However, judging from the frequency of extreme weather around the world, it is not normal for Brazil to have rare snow this July.

In recent years, extreme weather seems to be more than in previous years. High temperature, flood, earthquake, etc. It seems to tell mankind that time is really running out.

So, how much time does mankind have left?