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The Universe is made up of 90% hydrogen, bilinear sun systems, white matter / 9% oxygen, single sun systems, grey matter / 1% misselaneous elements, black matter. Humanity lives in oxygen; only 1 other system with an M-class planet is known to exist, Andromeda, which went Supernova in 22,000 BC, around the time of Neanderthal Man and creationism; intriguing part, the Earth is only witnessing it now, 2006 AD. I'm a bit of a jargonist, but, based on when we witnessed the event, in what year will the world hear then feel its wrath?
2012 AD - Myan time. 2033 AD - Ceasarian Calander. There's an old riddle: if God raptures 72 people a year, 72 being the number of God, starting with the death of Christ, how long will it take to reach the number of the Beast, 144,000?
2000 years.
If you think time is less, or the math simple; the solution lies in the past, through something called Chaos theory, reincarnation, Hell.
So.
25,000 BC, you, Captain Cave Man, look up into the sky; blinded by a flash of light, you stumble into a fire you just dicovered, die, reincarnate in 2006 AD as a virus frozen in pond scum, on a passing comet heading from Andromeda to the Earth. Comet enters atmosphere; pond melts; you awake, starving and hungry.
Problem with viruses, multiply faster than a school of pirhanas feeding on a bleeding cow; your conscience warns, conserve the bactiera or you'll be dead before you hit the ground. You're hungry; dead cells, out numbering the living. You surrender to temptation; you devour the bacteria, starve, die again.
Chaos!
We'll go deaf when we hear it; from Heaven, a mighty roar shook the earth and all the nations trembled; as it is, 80% of the world needs corrective lens; then we'll be deaf and blind. Tagent, what if at one point there was more than 3 primary colors, perhaps as high as 6.
Physics is forever changing, at one moment the universe works one way, then the next another, at one point the Earth was flat, then round, elliptic, egg like. Literally. Whether the other 2 Genesis planets exist is a mystery; regardless, all life is in jeopardy, as if none of it ever happened. Understand?
At any moment we could forgive instead of punish, rise up against the Superego of no forgetfulness, no forgivenss, no help, survival of the fittest; we dwell in the confines of reincarnation then death; there's no denying we are an extreme case. We must act now.
As an astronomist, I'd point my telescope toward the constellations Hydra and Pheonix. One thing's for sure, if these other 2 Genesis planets sustain life capable of space travel, chances are, like us, they've destroyed their Ozone-layer; to coin an old idiom: we're all in the same boat. X factor: astronomists are looking for a fast moving object like a comet heading toward Earth, this thing is moving slowly through space, a ripple of fire, a heat wave.