This is one of the most epic scenes I've ever seen in a film. I think it's a great shame that this was (currently) Don Bluth and his studio's final film. I really enjoyed it and consider it a fine sci-fi film. The music and the animation in this scene are incredible.
@@jonathantrepon6050 Actually, there does seem to be one. Go to 00:06 and look to the upper left, and you'll see something in the distance; or at 01:06, where you see a glow on the planet's edge where the ship landed. And since all the ice was absorbed and converted into bodies of water for the new planet, it could work. The lack of a moon would definitely be a problem, but if they can build the Titan, I'm sure they could craft an artificial moon, as well. I think expanded material explained that the crew hid the ship there not just to keep it from the Drej, but also because it would be the ideal place to make a second Earth if they ever got it working.
I bought this movie many years ago when it came out on DVD, purely for this scene. While the overall movie isn't bad, it isn't particularly great either & a lot of the CGI hasn't aged well. This scene however makes the whole film worth watching, at least once. To date, it still stands as one of, if not *the,* best planetary creation scenes in any movie, & I only add that qualifier because I can't think of anything comparable. That's not necessarily because it's scientifically accurate (it isn't), but because it's showcased as a testament to the power of human imagination, our stubborn determination to overcome the impossible, survive &, most of all, a restoration of lost hope for the drifting remnants of our devastated, homeless species.
Creation in its pursuit form. It's the most beautiful thing, I've ever seen. The Drej have paid the price for their crime against Humanity in destroying Earth, by being part of it's rebirth.
The coolest thing about this is that for the whole movie, everyone thinks that the Titan is some sort of super-weapon. When it was the ultimate do-over button.
Still sad the movie bombed. I saw it on the big screen and I thought it rocked. It's clearly targeted at older kids and teens, has a kid-friendly humor, but also a somewhat darker tone than what you'd get from Disney. Story an characters do have some clichés, but are still captivating , the animation is original and interesting and the soundtrack was so fun. This movie is seriously underrated!!
I can't find the reactor charge up scene, I always liked it spinning to charge and at critical mass it switches direction and spins a crap ton faster leading into this scene
I can remember when it came out in cinema. I was about 18 of age and I liked it really much. And I can remember that there had been many younger kids who left the cinema traumatized and parents were upset that such a 'harmless animated movie' is shown to such a young audience... :-D They were upset that Earth was destroyed right in the beginning.... :-D The combination of that animation together with that epic music still is awesome!
+Knut Ritter Wow, they could be feeling worse then me, when they were upset, did they really cry in theaters over that poor beautiful earth? I only seen it once on TV, never heard or seen the trailer before seeing it on TV and I was shocked to see earth destroyed and then I was like thinking how are they gonna have earth to get back, but never got to watch the whole movie so I thought the earth is gone forever which I felt awful thinking about it for years like I felt bad and I never knew a new earth is gonna happen in the end.
For those of you complaining that there isn't a sun: 1) 1:04 2) Is that really the logical inconsistency you want to focus on? 3) Who cares? Pseudoscience has come a long way since when this was made.
Guys, it really isn't hard to make a star. All you need is a shit load of hydrogen atoms, and then a way to compress them to create a star. Space is fucking filled to the brim with hydrogen to, and while we don't have the technology today to compress them into creating a star, we are almost to the point where we could literally build fusion reactors. Which are like mini suns. Now imagine some of the same principles being used here, but on a much larger scale. I mean, like the man said it's over 1000 years in the future, and at the rate technology increases today it's entirely possible this Titan machine could have built the star while compressing the materials around itself to make New Earth. While that was happening it's entirely possible the compression of the materials to form the planet also created the star.
@@stephenbyrne3909 I know that! I mean there might be another giant thing out there that can move planets. If they can MAKE a habitable planet in literally a few days/weeks, moving it would be a lot easier.
I watched many times this epic scene and i love it! I feel so badass when i see the earth reborn since i'm an artist sometimes i destroy my works i dislike and i want to improve my skills.
@@MostHighEmperorPalpatine So then you'd send a race with no credentials of winning any wars with only tales and rumors of how great and devestating they are spread by themselves 🙄 yeah I think planet Chuck Norris will be O.K. 😏...unless its for a movie...then they're Fkd 😂
Jonathan Cruz I mean we do not know how many Drej Motherships there could possibly be so you may have a point. However, for all intents and purposes, the Mothership they were fighting ceased to exist as a mothership.
back in 2019. Well rewatching this.. and Titan basically not only have the power to create new planet but to actually somewhat accelerated the development of it. As getting water to actually form and rain is basically a 500 M years of process. XD
It’s a. Unusual concept for a terraforming device, it clearly uses gravity as it’s main concept for an accelerated process while leaving the ship intact, At a guess it creates a blank singularity where the planets core would be and it would have to do initial work years earlier when it first found its location to pull the necessary elements into concentric rings so the right elements fall inwards at the right time
@@animebrat76 yeah… depending where they were in the rings.. it may have just been water ice or it could have been other kinds of atmospheric gases condensed into ice
@@TheCorrodedMan Good idea. You know the old name of our Earth is called "Terra". So its a good idea you did in the opposite name & planet counterpart.
Not to say I know what happened, but I'm fairly certain the Titan used the leftover ice crystals and water to rapidly cool down the surface of the planet, in other words using the readily available supply of materials to do in under a day what usually takes a few billion years to complete.
Child ME: WOW...that's AMAZING what science can create 😮 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Adult ME: How did balls of fire create a gravitational pull??? Wait, and gravity doesn't even exist. All that matter would've eventually created some sort of celestial body in a few MILLION YEARS anyway. And did they go into HYPERSLEEP or something??!!! 😲 SO MANY QUESTIONS!!!! 😲😲😲
Im always asking myself if it was planned the shell blew of her side shields or if it just was to much energy so there were no time to open the hatches.
I so now want to make the Titan on Halo Reach, imagine having that ship that can build planets on reach....lol... Still, my favorite movie and on wiki, the fox people are re-releasing this movie in 3D for all to know...
Stephen Byrne I’d imagine either A. They worship it as a Precursor Relic (because in Halo, only the Precursors and maybe Ancient Humanity had the power and technology to create something like the Titan) B. They see it as Human Heresy and destroy it. There’s also Option C where they see it as a Precursor Relic That Humanity is defiling and immediately ramp up their genocide to an 11.
i hope man kind can accomplice something like a planet maker, that way when earth plunges into the sun, and there's still humans left, we can start over, right in the exact same stop were earth started
There is only one planet maker, one day there won’t be a need for a sun, the lord will be the light and we will live on a new earth, a perfect one with no oceans!
@@xavi-kun It just would be nice is all And this ain't got nothing to do with biblical theories since there just stories with the purpose of guidance in the right direction not power
I'm not seeing any Sun type star around The Titan. Part of what makes earth able to sustain life is that it's in what known as a Goldie Locks zone. It's not to close or to far from our Sun so it's not to hot or to cold.
No they used the asteroid Field where the Titan was hidden. It only appears like a spiral galaxy due to the Titan itself spinning in an effort to coerce the field to lump them together to create another planet.
Finding a planet that has the right atmosphere, chemical composition, foliage, wildlife... etc. THATS the reason to create one to ENSURE THE CORRECT RESULTS... how embarassing would that be to THINK you found the perfect planet... but OOPS the moment u set foot on it the composition if the soil reacting with you skin creates and acidic effect... and then ur a puddle of melted flesh bone and blood...
The horrid fact of ignorance... we always assume an advanced species is going to promote peace and tranquility... we think we are the only species in the universe to continue sensless violence and fear at what is different than us... we are not unique in this thinking. Every species fears the unknown, its a primitive instinct that is present in every living organism. Survival of OUR way of life is always what drives us to self preservation. The destruction of another species or (as history shows us) even culture to preserve dominance of a certain group is as prevailing in others as it is us. Ignorance is NOT just a human trait! And the fact that we still have the gall to judge others in their indiscretions is APPALLING! Unfortunately how korso turns on cale is exactly how the majority of humanity would treat eachother. "I weep for the species.."
why didn't they just fought back when the drej arrived to destroy earth if they have the tech to create a planet then surely they have the tech to fight back and destroy the drej instead what a strange movie
Here’s the thing: it’s difficult to fight to Dredge to begin with since they’re a race of Pure Energy. In other words, conventional means (ie guns, lasers and missiles) do not work against them. They were only able to defeat them in the film by exploiting the fact they were energy and absorbed them to power the Titan.
@jessica5000000 Depending on the size, temperature, etc. of a sun, and distance of a planet from that sun a stable planet is possible without a moon. Venus has no moon and it's axis is stable.
@dizzin0nz yeah it does. or else the planet will be so unstable on its axes that its climate will probably be to harsh to support much life. but I have a better question, where is the sun?
@jessica5000000 Good one! I didnt notice that there wasnt a sun either! lol the only reason I noticed that there wasnt a moon was coz I saw a documentary on discovery a few months back about the moon, earth and the possibility of Mars having one in the past...apparently ours is moving further from Earth???
This is one of the most epic scenes I've ever seen in a film. I think it's a great shame that this was (currently) Don Bluth and his studio's final film. I really enjoyed it and consider it a fine sci-fi film. The music and the animation in this scene are incredible.
Indeed, while I like that movie, I would've been very interested to see what he would've made of it.
I can't beoieve it. The Human Race, has created a starship, with the power to create a planet!
Jalaras Studios *WELL YES BUT ACTUALLY NO*
This scene was terrible a planet created in like 1 hour lmaoo what a jock
@@odiammar In the fandom it is wrote that it takes actually like 7 days, so maybe they just cut and make it faster for the movie.
"This is amazing."
Meanwhile...
Earth: WOO-HOO I'M BACK! MOON, DID YOU MIS- moon?
Sees dead moon
Cale: let's rebuild the Moon.
Cringe
I love this movie but I just see something.
Did they forget the sun or did a star just puf in ?
@@jonathantrepon6050 ikr
@@jonathantrepon6050 Actually, there does seem to be one. Go to 00:06 and look to the upper left, and you'll see something in the distance; or at 01:06, where you see a glow on the planet's edge where the ship landed. And since all the ice was absorbed and converted into bodies of water for the new planet, it could work. The lack of a moon would definitely be a problem, but if they can build the Titan, I'm sure they could craft an artificial moon, as well. I think expanded material explained that the crew hid the ship there not just to keep it from the Drej, but also because it would be the ideal place to make a second Earth if they ever got it working.
FYI it's planet Bob
so it's a super sized Genesis device
Oh yeah.😎
Hopefully one that works.
@@ThePathStrider What d'ya mean hopefully works!? It did work! Didn't it?
@@stephenbyrne3909 Didn't the Genesis Planet break up in Star Trek The Search For Spock?
@@ThePathStrider Right, I forgot about that. That don't automatically mean The Titan Project will turn out the same way.
This was the most awesome scene in Titan AE.
I Know Right? 😇
Personally I’d say that the destruction of Earth was rhe best scene
@@kevinboudreaux7860 yeah that was animated really good
The Drej Invasion was a kooler scene in my opinion.
The best scene?
Him calling planet Bob and it staying official.
Fun fact: the CGI for this scene was done by Blue Sky, the same studio that made all the Ice Age movies.
RIP
Yeah before disney got their greedy paws in the ice age movies
My favorite part was cut. Where the drifter colonies are arriving from different parts of space towards their new home :)
I bought this movie many years ago when it came out on DVD, purely for this scene. While the overall movie isn't bad, it isn't particularly great either & a lot of the CGI hasn't aged well. This scene however makes the whole film worth watching, at least once. To date, it still stands as one of, if not *the,* best planetary creation scenes in any movie, & I only add that qualifier because I can't think of anything comparable. That's not necessarily because it's scientifically accurate (it isn't), but because it's showcased as a testament to the power of human imagination, our stubborn determination to overcome the impossible, survive &, most of all, a restoration of lost hope for the drifting remnants of our devastated, homeless species.
Always get chills from this scene. Even in a crappy 8 year old shaky video of a tv. :) The power of the TITAN is unleashed.
Creation in its pursuit form. It's the most beautiful thing, I've ever seen. The Drej have paid the price for their crime against Humanity in destroying Earth, by being part of it's rebirth.
This scene gets the award of having the most things on screen ever. I mean, geez, look at all those particles! :D
Imagine how embarrassed Don Bluth is going to be when the year 3044 rolls around and Earth is still here.
😂
The coolest thing about this is that for the whole movie, everyone thinks that the Titan is some sort of super-weapon. When it was the ultimate do-over button.
Seen this movie 20 years ago. If only it could be remade with new technologies we have today
Just imagine 250+ mil live action remake with modern cgi.
That would be a awesome remake
If Don Bluth was the director of Final Fantasy film 2001, that film would be a hit and reason for my soul to fly...
Still sad the movie bombed. I saw it on the big screen and I thought it rocked. It's clearly targeted at older kids and teens, has a kid-friendly humor, but also a somewhat darker tone than what you'd get from Disney. Story an characters do have some clichés, but are still captivating , the animation is original and interesting and the soundtrack was so fun. This movie is seriously underrated!!
The most incredible scene in a movie, the reborn of the world is a awesome idea !
Cale's dad would be very, very, very proud of his son.
I can't find the reactor charge up scene, I always liked it spinning to charge and at critical mass it switches direction and spins a crap ton faster leading into this scene
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@@tofani94 Thanks.
I can remember when it came out in cinema. I was about 18 of age and I liked it really much. And I can remember that there had been many younger kids who left the cinema traumatized and parents were upset that such a 'harmless animated movie' is shown to such a young audience... :-D They were upset that Earth was destroyed right in the beginning.... :-D The combination of that animation together with that epic music still is awesome!
thats stupid parents were upset
+Knut Ritter Wow, they could be feeling worse then me, when they were upset, did they really cry in theaters over that poor beautiful earth?
I only seen it once on TV, never heard or seen the trailer before seeing it on TV and I was shocked to see earth destroyed and then I was like thinking how are they gonna have earth to get back, but never got to watch the whole movie so I thought the earth is gone forever which I felt awful thinking about it for years like I felt bad and I never knew a new earth is gonna happen in the end.
For those of you complaining that there isn't a sun:
1) 1:04
2) Is that really the logical inconsistency you want to focus on?
3) Who cares? Pseudoscience has come a long way since when this was made.
Sammy N Or they moved New Earth back to our solar system. They could do that too.
Guys, it really isn't hard to make a star. All you need is a shit load of hydrogen atoms, and then a way to compress them to create a star. Space is fucking filled to the brim with hydrogen to, and while we don't have the technology today to compress them into creating a star, we are almost to the point where we could literally build fusion reactors. Which are like mini suns. Now imagine some of the same principles being used here, but on a much larger scale. I mean, like the man said it's over 1000 years in the future, and at the rate technology increases today it's entirely possible this Titan machine could have built the star while compressing the materials around itself to make New Earth. While that was happening it's entirely possible the compression of the materials to form the planet also created the star.
@@dweebteambuilderjones7627 Dude, the Titan creates planets. It can't move their geostationary orbit. Unless of course, you've got the T.A.R.D.I.S.
@@natheria4933 That makes sense actually. Impressive acusation my friend.
@@stephenbyrne3909 I know that! I mean there might be another giant thing out there that can move planets. If they can MAKE a habitable planet in literally a few days/weeks, moving it would be a lot easier.
Great film..
I watched many times this epic scene and i love it! I feel so badass when i see the earth reborn since i'm an artist sometimes i destroy my works i dislike and i want to improve my skills.
I always love this part. Seeing Humanity's home planet being reborn.
What type of civilization do you have to be to create a planet? Level 3? Could be higher. I dont even think star wars is at thus movie's level.
Well Star Wars is a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
If I created a planet, I would call it Chuck Norris
I would send an alien race called the Bruce Lee's to destroy it
@@MostHighEmperorPalpatine So then you'd send a race with no credentials of winning any wars with only tales and rumors of how great and devestating they are spread by themselves 🙄 yeah I think planet Chuck Norris will be O.K. 😏...unless its for a movie...then they're Fkd 😂
Good god, remember when Chuck Norris memes were all over the place 10 years ago?
This is the most impressive thing I’ve ever scene more impressive than the death star
Cale did not destroy the Drej. Cale activates the Titan to take energy and rebuild the home planet Earth
Jonathan Cruz I mean we do not know how many Drej Motherships there could possibly be so you may have a point. However, for all intents and purposes, the Mothership they were fighting ceased to exist as a mothership.
back in 2019.
Well rewatching this.. and Titan basically not only have the power to create new planet but to actually somewhat accelerated the development of it.
As getting water to actually form and rain is basically a 500 M years of process. XD
It’s a. Unusual concept for a terraforming device, it clearly uses gravity as it’s main concept for an accelerated process while leaving the ship intact,
At a guess it creates a blank singularity where the planets core would be and it would have to do initial work years earlier when it first found its location to pull the necessary elements into concentric rings so the right elements fall inwards at the right time
@@bkreativepainting7461 so those ice crystals they flew through were created from all the elements that are found on earth.
@@animebrat76 yeah… depending where they were in the rings.. it may have just been water ice or it could have been other kinds of atmospheric gases condensed into ice
NOW IT IS MY PLANET FOOLS! ALL BOW TO BOB!
Bob Haring Stupid name for a planet.
Lol
Bob sound so lame. If I created a planet I rather called Thea - Its a Greek name for "A gift of God". Its a beautiful name than Bob.
Frederick Hicban nice nice that be a great name
@@donpula6349 How about "Neo Terra"?
So, this is the pinnacle of human imagination and potential
In wish Earth was called Bob. Gives it a little kick
Planet Earth has been avenged!
if I created a planet I would of named it earth 2, or even century
Shannon Curtis, then you don’t have to live on Planet Bob.
I'd prefer to call a new Earth-like planet Jord or Eywa.
Gaia. We should call it Gaia: the great mother
@@TheCorrodedMan Good idea. You know the old name of our Earth is called "Terra". So its a good idea you did in the opposite name & planet counterpart.
Midgard for me.
I love this movie.
Jesus Christ... watching this in 2020 is frightening ... Thanks for the upload mate
Beautiful scene
This was my favorite scene of Titan A.E.! How the Titan created a new earth
This movie is so under rated it actually makes me angry.
Wouldn’t the earth take millions of years to cool down enough to be habitable?
Not to say I know what happened, but I'm fairly certain the Titan used the leftover ice crystals and water to rapidly cool down the surface of the planet, in other words using the readily available supply of materials to do in under a day what usually takes a few billion years to complete.
@@Brainflayer The end of the clip has the year 16 A.E. , which may or not imply more than a decade and a half for the planet to form,
@@TheNapster153 True, but the characters don't seem to have aged that much.
@@TheNapster153 A.E. is after earth. Its been 16 years since earth was destroyed
Hallelujah.
Child ME: WOW...that's AMAZING what science can create 😮
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Adult ME: How did balls of fire create a gravitational pull??? Wait, and gravity doesn't even exist. All that matter would've eventually created some sort of celestial body in a few MILLION YEARS anyway. And did they go into HYPERSLEEP or something??!!! 😲 SO MANY QUESTIONS!!!! 😲😲😲
Lol bro it’s a Sci fi Movie 1000 years in the future
Still best damn movie of all time IMO
This could be good to re-release in 3D.
Good graphics.
...he named it Bob..*sniff*
The score still gives me chills.
Wonderful movie.
Im always asking myself if it was planned the shell blew of her side shields or if it just was to much energy so there were no time to open the hatches.
Imagine all that just for the Titan to create an uninhabitable planet xd
I so now want to make the Titan on Halo Reach, imagine having that ship that can build planets on reach....lol... Still, my favorite movie and on wiki, the fox people are re-releasing this movie in 3D for all to know...
Cosmic Lightning How do you figure the Covenant will react to something like that?
Stephen Byrne I’d imagine either
A. They worship it as a Precursor Relic (because in Halo, only the Precursors and maybe Ancient Humanity had the power and technology to create something like the Titan)
B. They see it as Human Heresy and destroy it.
There’s also Option C where they see it as a Precursor Relic That Humanity is defiling and immediately ramp up their genocide to an 11.
I just love happy ending 🛸 👾 🌎 🚀
Too bad it didn't include the verse in Revelations where it says "i saw a new Heaven and New Earth." Would of fit very very well.
God needed a whole week, Titan needs a few Minutes, biatch! ;D Technology rulez
Vegotenks that was a time lapse you saw the process takes a least a week to make a planet
Titan is god, lol
ANÉIS DE CRISTAIS What it is, is, and I quote 'a testament to the limitless power of the Human imagination'.
I still can't believe Joss Whedon co-wrote this movie. Needless to say, I only watch this because of him.
Welcome to Planet Bob
i hope man kind can accomplice something like a planet maker, that way when earth plunges into the sun, and there's still humans left, we can start over, right in the exact same stop were earth started
There is only one planet maker, one day there won’t be a need for a sun, the lord will be the light and we will live on a new earth, a perfect one with no oceans!
Awesome Fan m8, this is the wrong place to be preaching.
@@xavi-kun
It just would be nice is all
And this ain't got nothing to do with biblical theories since there just stories with the purpose of guidance in the right direction not power
Amazing scene
I'm not seeing any Sun type star around The Titan. Part of what makes earth able to sustain life is that it's in what known as a Goldie Locks zone. It's not to close or to far from our Sun so it's not to hot or to cold.
Look at 0:05, you'll see a star in the background. You also get a good look at it just as the Titan is entering the atmosphere
This is not Earth. This planet's name is Bob.
What do you call 'earth' in your language and it meaning?
Best part ever: Titan logo
Yeah! No man sky!!
Bob works.
@flaboyras Planet Bob. Soundtrack was composed by Graeme Revell.
Wonder how many gigajoules of energy that thing put out.
I love the explosion! 💥
I'm gonna call it Bob
I want Neil DeGrasse Tyson to watch this.
Makes me wonder if there was going to be a sequel to Titan A.E.?
I guess it's not the end of the world after all
New Earth A.K.A Planet Bob.
earth back of normal
take 1000 years for planets to form man does it in a couple min or hours
SCIENCE DOESNT WORK THAT WAY
pretty cool to watch thou
from what i'm reading it took 7 days to form, they just didn't put in the time count
Science doesn't work that way but someday technology might.
planet bob would be highly unstable;
i am going to call it BOB
Did they just destroy the entire Milky Way Galaxy to create only one planet??
No they used the asteroid Field where the Titan was hidden. It only appears like a spiral galaxy due to the Titan itself spinning in an effort to coerce the field to lump them together to create another planet.
@@xavi-kun Oh! Ok, that was good to hear.
I like how the only option was to make a planet from scratch instead of just finding a new one.
Finding a planet that has the right atmosphere, chemical composition, foliage, wildlife... etc. THATS the reason to create one to ENSURE THE CORRECT RESULTS... how embarassing would that be to THINK you found the perfect planet... but OOPS the moment u set foot on it the composition if the soil reacting with you skin creates and acidic effect... and then ur a puddle of melted flesh bone and blood...
@@TheProxy9 I imagined more scanning before we alien covenant ourselves..
@MornPL It's just like the Genesis matrix.
My only issue with this scene is that that’s not quite what planetary formation looks like.
yeah! I love this part
What I want to know is how were they able to get a sun?
Korso sacrificed himself to save Cale, Akima, Gune, and Stith.
How is this created? How was it done?
El new planet se restaura mismo lugar earth cuanto los extraterrestre los destruyo el new planet earth el mismo lugar
You own the Pal copy.
I shall call it slong
And all inhabitants will be called the slounges
The horrid fact of ignorance... we always assume an advanced species is going to promote peace and tranquility... we think we are the only species in the universe to continue sensless violence and fear at what is different than us... we are not unique in this thinking. Every species fears the unknown, its a primitive instinct that is present in every living organism. Survival of OUR way of life is always what drives us to self preservation. The destruction of another species or (as history shows us) even culture to preserve dominance of a certain group is as prevailing in others as it is us. Ignorance is NOT just a human trait! And the fact that we still have the gall to judge others in their indiscretions is APPALLING! Unfortunately how korso turns on cale is exactly how the majority of humanity would treat eachother. "I weep for the species.."
man that shake is nothin. you should see me. i may be seizuring when i film
Planet Bob...
I would call it planet FUCK YEAH. then everyone would go there only to realize too late, that i had turned it into a tourist trap.
fuck , i can"t believ it was 19 years ago . . .
why didn't they just fought back when the drej arrived to destroy earth if they have the tech to create a planet then surely they have the tech to fight back and destroy the drej instead what a strange movie
Here’s the thing: it’s difficult to fight to Dredge to begin with since they’re a race of Pure Energy. In other words, conventional means (ie guns, lasers and missiles) do not work against them. They were only able to defeat them in the film by exploiting the fact they were energy and absorbed them to power the Titan.
Nice.... :) milon of years creating plante in few hours (?) that is speed.... :)
Mornnik Q In relation to this, do you know of a multiplayer online game called EVE Online.
Planet *Bob*
@jessica5000000
Depending on the size, temperature, etc. of a sun, and distance of a planet from that sun a stable planet is possible without a moon. Venus has no moon and it's axis is stable.
anyone know the name of the song? and artist maybe?
is it just me or did someone notice moon blow up too lol, did they crate new moon too??? lol
@yutaja I would call it Better Earth.
Or New Earth will do bcoz the Old Earth is the past.
Datu Topaz Personally, I would’ve named it New Terra.
@dizzin0nz yeah it does. or else the planet will be so unstable on its axes that its climate will probably be to harsh to support much life. but I have a better question, where is the sun?
@jessica5000000 Good one! I didnt notice that there wasnt a sun either! lol the only reason I noticed that there wasnt a moon was coz I saw a documentary on discovery a few months back about the moon, earth and the possibility of Mars having one in the past...apparently ours is moving further from Earth???
yay earth is back, but fuck the moon... who need the moon ?