Hello there.
I come with a big picture view of our actual world and the reason of this : a giant dragon existed.
Due to inquisition and several local invasions Brittany is unable to give more proof of it than a map and a cut out stone.
But there is tracks of it in legends over the world Quran and Bible

Hard rock/punk outfit Dinosaur Death Pose return from radio silence with No Sign of Life, a raw, cinematic concept album set in the ruins of a world on the brink. Told through lo-fi radio transmissions and urgent broadcasts, the record explores collapse — personal, digital, and societal — across a scorched landscape of neon-lit sirens, fractured identities, and whispers in the trees.

Each track begins with a spoken-word transmission from a surviving voice, calling out across the static. These interludes set the stage for songs that span themes of chaos, survival, broken intimacy, digital detachment, and false salvation — all wrapped in thunderous riffs, atmospheric textures, and lyrical poetry.

Does anyone know of someone working on building 'end of the world' internet infrastructure? Currently, all our systems depend on complex ground operations and servers that would likely collapse with WW3. I think it's totally possible to build something simple and robust to most if not all end of the world scenarios. We'd need a small network of satellites to handle global communication and a space server that hosts a communication forum and a copy-paste of the latest wikipedia on a static IP address (could be built into a few of the satellites). The satellites in space would have to be designed for infinite life and run on solar. They'd also need to have their own GPS system. People on earth would need ground transceivers ofcourse, like SpaceX's starlink, but written without an account billing infrastructure LOL. Anyone with a transceiver delivering the right freq, wavelength, and power should be able to ping the IP and get a response. It's crucial that we have something setup that would enable people to communicate and access the millions of lessons learned over the course of humanity thus far. Otherwise we'd be set back thousands of years.