The black box records the destruction of the Earth

The strange structure located on the remote island of Tasmania will witness and document the end of the world under the effects of climate change.

The Earth's Black Box will be completed by 2022.

The Earth Black Box Project is a massive steel structure equipped with multiple solar-powered hard drives, each of which records and preserves real-time scientific analysis and updates on issues. The most dangerous problem facing the world. All information related to climate change, extinction, environmental pollution and health impacts will be recorded in a monolithic structure. If future societies discover archival data one day, they could piece together what happened to our planet.

"Unless we change our way of life, climate change and many other man-made risks will cause our civilization to collapse," said the team in charge of the project. "Earth's black box will record every step we get closer to this disaster. Hundreds of data sets, measurements and interactions related to the state of the planet will be continuously collected and stored securely. for future generations".

The Earth Black Box has a design similar to the famous Norwegian Apocalypse. While the Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a fortress built to protect a backup collection of all the seeds in the world in case of the apocalypse, the Earth Black Box is a continuous record of the planet's path to extinction. pure. "If the Earth collapses due to climate change, this indestructible logger will last forever for whoever survives," said creative director at Clemenger BBDO.

The project, the result of a collaboration between Clemenger BBDO, The Glue Society and researchers at the University of Tasmania, is expected to be completed in early 2022. But the systems in the box are already partially operational and in testing. environmental updates. According to the manufacturer, the purpose of the device is to provide an accurate record of the events that led to the destruction of the Earth, prompting urgent action to combat climate change.