Zombie virus from the arctic is coming!

[Fielder 3,681]

Hitchcock movie? Godzilla? So far, no Frankie MacDonald warning video!

 

[stephenbgs 169]

Sure why not, we’re over due another once in a life time event 😉 

[HiFlyer 9,363]

Time to dig out the horse steroids, or whutever' the heck it was...

[martin-w 3,238]

Well Sabine Hossenfelder, the most skeptical scientist I know, has just alerted us to a certain sensitivity that has been vastly underestimated, so if true, expect lots of thawing permafrost and tundra and all manner of zombie like bugs. 😲

Edited January 28 by martin-w

[dave2013 1,130]

There was a movie involving an ancient virus frozen in the Arctic and then "awakened", but I can't recall the name of it.

Dave

[dave2013 1,130]

You wonder if the origin of these scary stories come from the mind of some fiction writer, or if the writer based the fictional story on actual science.

Dave

[jcomm 5,939]

"The Thing"....

[charliearon 3,025]

13 minutes ago, jcomm said:

"The Thing"....

Is that with James Arness as the walking carrot?

 

[jcomm 5,939]

48 minutes ago, charliearon said:

Is that with James Arness as the walking carrot?

 

Nope, I was actually thinking about John Carpenter's :

The Thing (1982 film) - Wikipedia

[dmwalker 607]

39 minutes ago, jcomm said:

Nope, I was actually thinking about John Carpenter's :

The Thing (1982 film) - Wikipedia

They should have called it "The Other Thing" to avoid confusion.

[Mike A 338]

[martin-w 3,238]

2 hours ago, jcomm said:

"The Thing"....

 

The thing wasn't a virus though. It was an alien organism from a crashed ship.

[jcomm 5,939]

24 minutes ago, martin-w said:

 

The thing wasn't a virus though. It was an alien organism from a crashed ship.

Which viruses can potentially also be... 😁

Edited January 28 by jcomm

[DD_Arthur 1,061]

2 hours ago, jcomm said:

Nope, I was actually thinking about John Carpenter's :

The Thing (1982 film) - Wikipedia

Great film!  

[dogmanbird 269]

loved that one too!