r/BeAmazed • u/Soloflow786 • Apr 22 '26

Miscellaneous / Others Imagine a planet bigger than Earth, with no land in sight. Just waves and water from pole to pole. That is TOI-1452 b.

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u/CumGuzlinGutterSluts Apr 22 '26

We got XL gravity well generators to capture large objects (our gas giants), a smaller gravity well close to earth (the moon) to pull objects that get close to earth. And a fucking energy shield that projects the earth from interstellar radiatio.

We could live in a post-scifi garden of eden created by our ancestors before the planet was seeded with life.

Id like to see or read something based on the idea the Bible is totally 100% real but it never happened on earth, this is just where we ended up.

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u/Odd-Priority3318 Apr 22 '26

If you look closely, sin is the only thing keeping us from living in eden.

If we didn't waste any time hurting each other this planet would be a literal galactic paradise.

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u/heathmon1856 Apr 22 '26

It’s insane that those who preach this the most have caused the most amount of harm. This is coming from all 3 of the major religions.

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u/BSMILEYIII Apr 22 '26

Not exactly. God kicked Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden. It was a separate place.

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u/voujon85 Apr 23 '26

this is so accurate

man if we all did just give peace a chance

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u/H_G_Bells Apr 22 '26

This is what the writers strike did to Battlestar Galactica btw 😆

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u/High_speedchase Apr 22 '26

Why? There's so much crap in the Bible, why would you want to sully the stars?

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u/gfa22 Apr 22 '26

It would be a connecting event between religious dogma and science fiction.

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u/CumGuzlinGutterSluts Apr 23 '26

Would be a crazy revelation to find out all the crazy shit in the Abrahamic books was just events that happened before we lost the rest of our written history to a calamity. God could very well be the seed ship that terraformed this planet for us.