Earth's Final Hours |
  • Canada • 2011 • 84m •   • Directed by: W.D. Hogan. • Starring: Robert Knepper, Julia Benson, Cameron Bright, Julia Maxwell, Michael Kopsa, Roark Critchlow, Bruce Davison, Alex Zahara, David Richmond-Peck, Gardiner Millar, Ali Liebert, Hiro Kanagawa, Jennifer Shirley. • Music by: Michael Neilson.    After dense matter from an imploded white hole hits Earth, the planet's rotation is devastated. A group of government agents must locate a lost satellite network that is the world's only hope for survival.
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The science: You would think that an object the size of a tennis ball and the mass of a few hundred planets would have a profound gravitational effect while passing through the Solar System and through Earth for that matter. They never mention that. I mean, when you hear the words "the mass of a few hundred planets" the first thing you mind takes you is gravity. They were able to use cell phones and computers with very few problems although there were magnetic storms above them. The communications and power supply lines were almost unaffected.
Review by Adrian Serghei from the Internet Movie Database.
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