If the Earth gets cold, will the outsiders come to help?

We are all afraid of the Earth being cold and extincting all species. At least the majority of us, but thank goodness we humans have made  provisions for that. But what if it goes beyond our expectations and preparations? What if it comes at us in a way we don't expect? A complete ice age that we cannot control? Who do we ask for help?.

When it comes to environmental changes, third world countries suffer the most. So obviously they would cry out to the much developed countries for help. But what if it over powers these countries that seem to have  it all figured out?. Who would they call out to to save us?.




The issues of aliens has been a long standing debate.  But is there anyone really out there? If we are all prophesing doom in the future, can we get a surprise we can't handle?. If the end of global warming as currently believed, is flooding in some parts of the globe, over heating in other parts, what if we experience a surprise ice age and all of earth freezes over?. How do we handle the change?


The first reaction when we see them would be fear. I am personally fascinated with aliens. I could say I have seen some myself and just before anything goes wrong with earths future, they will come to help.

Anything unseen before is alien.

Trust me they are not that bad. I am not talking about the funny looking ones, I mean beings like us. But the problem with them communicating with us now is we are still too proud that we have the whole world in our hands. Going this way would mean to face the religious belief that has ruled earth and  it's populace since we all knew ourselves. It is true old habits die hard.
What we have known stays with us and we cannot break free easily unless we find our alien point where we can walk towards. We have all followed it at some point and we see the true alien in us.

Movies insight us from rich imaginations, but those who have seen them know that our future of doom lies in the beautiful desire the outsiders have for us. When they come, we should all wish to see them and their wonders.