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The plot summary in this article is too long or detailed compared to the rest of the content. Please edit the article to focus on discussing the work rather than merely reiterating the plot. (December 2008)
Aftermath: Population Zero
Format
Speculative fiction, Science fiction
Country of origin
United States
No. of episodes
1
Production
Running time
120 minutes (with commercials)
Broadcast
Original channel
National Geographic Channel
Original airing
9 March 2008
External links
Official website
Aftermath: Population Zero (also titled Aftermath: The World After Humans[citation needed]) is a two-hour American special documentary film that premiered on Sunday, March 9, 2008 (at 8:00 PM ET/PT) on the National Geographic Channel. The program was produced by Cream Productions.
Similar to the History Channel's special Life After People, Aftermath features what scientists and others speculate the earth, animal life, and plant life might be like if humanity no longer existed, as well as the effect that humanity's disappearance would have on the artifacts of civilization.
Contents
1 Timeline
1.1 Day 1 A.H.
1.2 Day 3 to day 7 A.H.
1.3 Day 10 A.H.
1.4 3 Months A.H.
1.5 6 Months A.H.
1.6 10 to 12 months A.H
1.7 3 to 15 years A.H
1.8 30 years A.H
1.9 60-120 years A.H
1.10 150 years A.H
1.11 200 years A.H
1.12 230 years A.H
1.13 500 years A.H
1.14 1000 years A.H
1.15 25000 years A.H
2 Cities featured
3 Comparison to Life After People
4 See also
5 External links
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Timeline
The story begins on Friday, June 13, in an unspecified year. The nature of the show and the appearance of certain vehicles suggest that it takes place in 2008. In the documentary, A.H. stands for after humans.
Day 1 A.H.

Car crash.
Empty cars and other vehicles swerve off the roads and crash, causing multiple accidents all across the globe. Those that don't burn out as a result continue to release exhaust into the air until their fuel supplies run out. Aeroplanes fall from the sky. Some crash just some minutes after takeoff when their crews disappear, whereas others at high altitudes and with their fuel tanks full continue flying for hours. Trains derail.
Coal plants run out of coal. Many cities around the world go out. Some buildings supplied with energy by them, such as Las Vegas casinos, fall into darkness. Others switch to generators which, in turn, get their energy from other sources (windmills, dams): the demand proves to be too much for what these plants can provide and produces mass power blackouts. Within just 85 minutes, only nuclear power plants continue working.
Chlorine tanks, which need to remain cold, heat up until release valves are activated, sending the gas into the surrounding environment. Many animals die of suffocation. Also, LNG tanks begin to fail, causing many fires and explosions.
Day 3 to day 7 A.H.
Needing to be rewound, Big Ben rings for the last time.
Pet dogs and cats exhaust all the food stored in their owners' homes and break out to search for more in the streets.
Water pumps fail, leaving sewage treatment plants useless and polluting rivers and lakes.
Without water available in farms, some animals break out to find other sources in the countryside. Other domesticated animals like dairy and beef cows remain trapped in pens and die of dehydration. One of the exceptions are free range cattle.
Zoo animals escape through useless electric fences and roam free.
Migration is safer for birds now, as electric lights do not confuse them anymore.
As days pass, dogs eat all easily-available food and begin to fight amongst each other for supremacy. The bigger dogs make packs and attack the small ones to eat them. Within a week, all toy dogs disappear from Earth. Large packs of dogs will also feed on dead penned up cattle.
Security measures in power plants fail. The equipment in the spent fuel buildings adjoining nuclear power plants that maintain the temperature level of the the spent nuclear fuel rods will shut down because the fossil fuel powered back up power generators will run out. At that the cooling pools that prevent the spent nuclear fuel from overheating will start to boil. Radioactive steam will vent into the atmosphere because the water eventually evaporates and the spent fuel would set fire to the building, causing it to explode (non nuclear) emitting radiation not only in the immediate area of the plant but carried by winds around the globe. This is repeated dozens of times as shutdown nuclear plant spent fuel houses explode.
Day 10 A.H.

Domestic rodents might seize human buildings and multiply their populations...(and so on)

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