I thought I'd seen bad environmental disaster movies before, but this film takes the cake. Usually people setting out to make a science fiction film do *some* research, at least enough to know that gravity and air don't exist in space. Also, the ability to calculate what the effects would be of the moon blowing up, in real time, was impressive...
Apparently modeling the weather for such a disaster only takes a few minutes, not the years that scientists have been telling us. Worth watching just to mock; you will get a laugh out of it. I'd call this a modern candidate for MST3K.
I never knew that a building demolition expert would be that good with nuclear and magnetic calculations. BTW did you know that magnetism in space looks like lightning? LOL they even had to make a different space agency; I can't see NASA ever allowing their name to associated with this.
I liked Anna Silk though - she's cute... great in that quitting smoking ad.
Definitely Canadian made. I'm so sad.
Apparently modeling the weather for such a disaster only takes a few minutes, not the years that scientists have been telling us. Worth watching just to mock; you will get a laugh out of it. I'd call this a modern candidate for MST3K.
I never knew that a building demolition expert would be that good with nuclear and magnetic calculations. BTW did you know that magnetism in space looks like lightning? LOL they even had to make a different space agency; I can't see NASA ever allowing their name to associated with this.
I liked Anna Silk though - she's cute... great in that quitting smoking ad.
Definitely Canadian made. I'm so sad.