NASA scientist’s desperate plea before being arrested

Don't Look Up is becoming a reality and it's pretty terrifying

A NASA scientist gave a stark warning to the public before being arrested, stating that we are heading towards a "f***ing catastrophe" if we don't start listening to scientists about climate change. Peter Kalmus, a data scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and an associate project scientist at UCLA's Joint Institute for Regional Earth System Science & Engineering, made the plea outside the Los Angeles branch of JP Morgan Chase Bank earlier this year. He was one of over 1,000 scientists in 25 different countries who risked being arrested on April 6 to share their warning. https://twitter.com/ScientistRebel1/status/1511878550584016898 Standing in his lab coat outside the bank's building with engineer Eric Gill, an emotional Kalmus explained: "I’m here because scientists are not being listened to. I’m willing to take a risk for this gorgeous planet – for my sons. "And we’ve been trying to warn you guys for so many decades that we’re heading towards a f***ing catastrophe. https://twitter.com/CatrinEinhorn/status/1511819295101177867 "And we end up being ignored – the scientists of the world are being ignored. And it’s got to stop. We’re going to lose everything. And we’re not joking. We’re not lying. We’re not exaggerating. "This is so bad, everyone – that we’re willing to take this risk. And more and more scientists, and more and more people, are going to start joining us. The speech shares worrying similarities the 2021 Adam McKay film Don't Look Up, which is basically an unsaid but massive warning about climate change killing us all. The film follows astronomers played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence who are on a mission to warn mankind about a comet (climate change) that is coming to destroy Earth, but similarly, they are largely ignored. Kalmus's real life warning ended with him being arrested for chaining himself to the bank's door, along with a physicist, an engineer and a science teacher. The scientist recently explained why he went to such drastic measures to get the public's attention. Related links:

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