Apocalypse 2012

An asteroid with a length of 10 kilometers crashed into Mexico 65 million years ago and a small crater with a width of 175 km remained on the surface of the earth. As a result of this collision, 70% of species that inhabit the earth, including dinosaurs, have become extinct. The earth has existed for about 5 billion years ago. As the dinosaurs have experienced, the scientists believe the earth has suffered five major extinctions. Modern scientists and the ancient society believe that the sixth annihilation will occur in the near future.

Science fiction 's big hit works prosper with worldwide conflicts and amazing disasters, and is special and generous in helping special effects. The earth's depleted mineral resources (May 44th), Maya's Apocalypse (2012), global warming, and the resulting flood will destroy mankind (tomorrow). It is called optimism, but all of them are dealing with today's urgent problems. Whether global warming is a real threat or intrigue, it is difficult to ignore the direct emotional impact of the Empire State Building buried in the snow. New York is a wonderful city like a mirror, and Hollywood movie producers like Steven Spielberg like to find creative ways to destroy it. Emmerich destroyed the city with four movies.

2012 will provide an appropriate opportunity to think about the role of crisis, disasters and disasters intertwined ideas in our collective historical imagination. Each of these three concepts can be traced back to ancient times, but their meaning and how their predominant images and vocabularies have been used have changed at different times and places. So, if a crisis, a disaster, and a catastrophe is an event - the moments we can check - they also mean a specific vocabulary that is a way to critically observe and interpret these events. In addition, the way and cause of these interpretations are still related to the specific historical framework they occur. Contemporary prose novels, especially story novels, are almost identical, reflecting social and cultural conflicts that challenge historical moments.