#FutureEarth

[socialmediacenterespavo]

Do We Have a Future on Earth?

What will our world be like by the time our grandchildren have grandchildren? Do we have the power to change the future of ourselves and the planet?

The Group of 9 says we absolutely do! 

In three channeled sessions, the Group of 9 will share their visions of the future and how we can help shape Earth’s future in a positive way:

Day 1  The Future of Planet Earth now that the Holocene is over.

Day 2  The Evolution of the Animal Kingdom and Humanity

Day 3  Breakthroughs in Space Exploration and Imminent Discoveries

Join us for these three sessions and explore the best potentials achievable through our unity and love.

Sign up now and enjoy access to all three days of information and training (live or any time thereafter):

WED JUN 19 / TUE, JUN 25 / THUR JUN 27 @ 11A PT/ 2P ET!⁠ (Link in Bio)

https://www.espavo.org/future-earth/

[global-education]

🌕 What If The Earth Moved Round The Moon? 🌏

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if the Earth orbited the Moon instead of the Sun? It's a fascinating concept that takes us on a journey beyond the realms of our current reality. In this exploration, we'll delve into the hypothetical scenario of Earth becoming a moon of the Moon and consider the potential consequences and changes that would unfold. 🌎🌙

🚀 The Earth-Moon Swap: A Hypothetical Scenario 🌟

Picture this: instead of the Moon orbiting Earth, the roles are reversed. Earth becomes a natural satellite, revolving around the Moon. Let's break down what might happen in this intriguing alternate universe.

Gravitational Impact:

Earth's gravity would still exist, but it would be significantly weaker than it is now. This change would have dramatic effects on our daily lives. 🌍🔗

Day-Night Cycle:

The Moon takes about 27.3 Earth days to complete one orbit around our planet. As a result, we would experience a lunar month-long day followed by an equally lengthy night. Extreme temperature fluctuations would become the norm. ☀️🌙

Tidal Forces:

Tides on Earth would be much stronger, with colossal tidal waves sweeping across continents. Coastal regions would be permanently submerged, transforming our world's geography. 🌊🗺️

Climate Changes:

The altered day-night cycle and tidal forces would create new climate patterns. Regions near the equator could become scorching hot, while polar regions would be in a deep freeze for extended periods. 🌡️🌧️

Human Adaptation:

Humans would need to adapt to these extreme conditions. New technologies and strategies would emerge to cope with the challenges posed by our newfound lunar existence. 👨‍🚀👩‍🚀

Astronomy and Space Exploration:

Our moon, the Moon, would become a strategic base for space exploration. Earth's proximity would make lunar missions more accessible. 🚀🌌

Cultural Shift:

The change in our celestial perspective would likely lead to shifts in culture, spirituality, and the way we perceive the universe. Ancient beliefs and traditions tied to Earth's role might evolve. 🌌🙏

A New Lunar Calendar:

The lunar month would replace our current calendar system, affecting our sense of time and how we organize our lives. 📅🌒

Ecosystem Impact:

Earth's ecosystems would undergo radical transformations, with many species struggling to survive in the harsh lunar environment. New life forms may emerge to fill ecological niches. 🌱🌑

Resource Exploration:

The Moon would become an essential resource for humanity, with potential reserves of rare minerals, water, and energy sources. Lunar colonies could spring up for resource extraction. 🛰️💎

Conclusion:

The idea of Earth revolving around the Moon is a captivating thought experiment that opens up a world of possibilities. While such a scenario is purely hypothetical, it serves as a reminder of the delicate balance and intricate relationships that govern our universe. Our connection to the cosmos is a profound and ever-evolving journey, and even the wildest "what if" scenarios can teach us valuable lessons about our place in the cosmos. 🪐🌠

[reijnders]

TRAINS! TRAINS!

Train systems and public transport in general are not handled by the Coalition, even on their stations, and thus have different organization and ranking. while trains with faces are not actually In my canon, its fun to draw em >:) these two trains do exist in my world tho

bottom one is inspired by @charseraph 's use of nonhumanoid(if a train can even be humanoid) trains. i'll say more about that later below the cut :)

Ti Mañorrosn'sit

AKA The Tomorrw-Sunset. This train was named and drafted in the futureEarth nation of Texas, but constructed in the Venusian nation of Dallas, so the train as a whole is named in Earth Texan, while the faces are nicknamed in Venusian Texan and Vietnamese respectively. Tomorrow-Sunset is a passenger train, operating on a planetside waystation that acts as the main transport hub between the surface of Venus and the VOIS station in orbit around the planet itself. Trains of the Namgheen classification utilize a (very handwavey) magnetic pole to accelerate. Having the train use a tube to suspend itself allow it to "dodge" potential obstacles by tilting, or, in emergencies, doing a lil 180. To ensure as many eyes as possible are on the lookout for danger, these trains have two faces, along with a conductor, to give practically 360 degrees of vision. Right and Left get along pretty well, and they both have a dry sense of humor.

Nenyu Nuyuyu

AKA The Long Story is a yotavuș-built train. It's very small, and fully automated, so has no conductor. It's used for short distance transportation on the Darheiszing space station, orbiting the yotavuș homeworld Taŧeșě. The doors use a pulley mechanism so that the bottom of the door is in sync with the top, and you pull at one of them to open the shuttle body. Unlike the face and head of a regular yotavuș, the train faces have no ears, and within the mouth there are no venom fangs. The matti is present visually, but functionally is very different in that it is used to regulate internal temperature of the shuttle, rather than detect external changes in temperature.

[kapisthaleducation]

It’s a day to educate, celebrate, reflect, and make a difference in water management in the world.

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[fabianhirose]

Posted by• @futerra Although this Earth Day wasn't exactly what we imagined, it's been great to see people still so focused on creating a sustainable future. There were lots of great conversations on #EarthDay yesterday, so we've pulled together some signals of positive change we've seen happening now to create a better #futureearth. Have a scroll through and comment below to let us know what you're most excited about! (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_XTifQFCuJ/?igshid=1cri6oj5l5v27

[octaviastattoos]

The Uninhabitable Earth, by David Wallace-Wells is a must read for humanity. The Australian fires are not the beginning it’s been happening already it’s only going to get worse! We need to educate ourselves and move towards preparedness so we can try our bests to prevent it and work towards solving it now, and not in the future. The future is does not have a chance because we are not taking enough action now. #futureearth #australia #australianfires #davidwallacewells #theuninhabitalearth https://www.instagram.com/p/B7JSt5Fhk3K/?igshid=obopson5mkfg

[lakewoodcommunityacupuncture]

It’s Week 17 of Lakewood Community Acupuncture sharing the Be Better Movement challenges (learn more about their mission at bebetter.com). Happy Earth Day! Whether environmental issues top your list of concerns for our future or not, we have all heard something about the less-than-satisfactory condition of our planet. This week is all about recognizing the impact we can make as individuals by taking a simple action which can make a huge difference for the planet. This week’s #bebetter52 challenge is to reduce your plastic waste by finding ways to eliminate single-use plastic items. #earthday #reusablebags #reusableplastic #savetheplanet #captainamerica #makethechange #futureearth #nowaste #mondaymotivation #challengeaccepted #lakewoodcommunityacupuncture (at Lakewood Community Acupuncture) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwj3ikKlCvB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1bz6k4scei9oc

[warriorsouljah-blog]

Congo should be one of the richest nations on the planet, but domestic and international corruption allow the injustices within Congo to continue. Reposted from @chakabars There is a silent genocide going on in Congo for minerals @futureearth https://www.instagram.com/p/CZzHinguVDH/?utm_medium=tumblr

[turbo-enid]

via futureearth's instagram

Watch the documentary 13th if you haven't already.

[thaskyeisthelimit]

PLANTED 3 TREES THIS MORNING!

@futureearth saving the planet, love you super women 🌳🌎🌞

[socialmediacenterespavo]

Does Earth Have a Future? 

What will Earth look like in 20 years… 50 years? 

In three channeled sessions, the Group of 9 will share their visions of the future across three pivotal areas:

1  The Future of Planet Earth now that the Holocene is over.

2  The Evolution of the Animal Kingdom and Humanity

3  Breakthroughs in Space Exploration and Imminent Discoveries

The Group of 9 reminds us that we are conscious creators who help shape the future through our collective actions and the world we choose to forge. These sessions will explore the best potentials achievable through unity and love. Join us and let the Group of 9 inspire your dreams.

Sign up now and enjoy access to all three days of information and training (live or any time thereafter):

WED JUN 19 / TUE, JUN 25 / THUR JUN 27 @ 11A PT/ 2P ET!⁠ (Link in Bio)

https://www.espavo.org/future-earth/

[dragoni]

This is what it’s all about. And yet, basically no one has even seen these figures. We need to communicate this everywhere over and over again. Let’s get started.

— Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg  

#COP25 #CarbonBudget @FutureEarth @gcarbonproject https://globalcarbonproject.org/carbonbudget/index.htm

Carbon Budgets Explained

[maryjotravelerlifeblog]

When next weekend is almost there you upload a photo from last weekend Lol Our beautiful place were we live is so amazing to be amaze of the simple and glorious views we have every day outside our houses. Every time I look around I feel so grateful to be just there watching this amazing earth; the water, the trees, the sky, clouds, the sun, the moon, everything here is so especial and most amazing thing, it's ours all of it!, It's to ourselves!, so please!, just please! do not throw the garbage anywhere, take it with you and throw it in the trash of your house! So simple and so easy like that! And teach your children to do the same!. I'm angry every time I see beer cans everywhere in the nature and not on its place. Beer cans, food containers, personal hygienics things, etc!. Please care of your planet! Is only ☝️ one earth! Is the future of our children!. • • • • • #earthtime#earth_portraits#earthourplanet#landscape#pictureperfect#picreflection#picalert#mostimportant#ourlifes#ourchildren#futurenature#futureearth#peaceofmind#naturephotography#naturelover#imanaturelover#beecological#beorganic#garbagecans#🌎

[bingorage]

Updated #UFO and #MooseClanChief detail, ongoing project #ButtMonkeyFive, now at $605+details. #Ottawa #firstcontact #futureearth #art After most humans left the Earth , except some #N8V 's and Aborigines (My apologies to the Nations of the Bunyip.) #FreeDeliveryInOttawa (at Kanata, Ontario)

[civediamoli]

Follow @futureearth for fresh designs in news on climate change :)

[laurennibbs87-blog]

Fin de la vida de La Palma (antes de irse al infierno a finales de 2021).