Do you believe the ancient predictions of the Mayans and the Chinese? As well as the claims of astronomers of the effect the moon and milky way will have the our gravitational system.
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The time is 11:12 UT (6:12 a.m. New York time).
It is the time of solstice.
It is NOT a Mayan prediction. The only "Mayan" connection is that the guy who invented the lie, about the end of the Mayan calendar (in 1987) had also claimed to be a reincarnated Mayan god (he made that claim in a book in 1972). Thing is: he was really born in Minnesota.
The "Chinese" connection was invented outright when the Big 2012 Hoax was created, out of the "ashes" of the Planet-X hoax, during the summer of 2003.
There are no real astronomers connected with any of the claims about the Big 2012 Hoax, except one:
Many of the doomsday predictions were taken from ancient hoaxes and lies (which had nothing to do with 2012 when they were written). One of them was written in 1974, and it was called The Jupiter Effect. In that book, one of the authors was indeed an astronomer, and he had provided calculations for the planetary alignment of March 1982.
As far as I can remember, the world did not end in March 1982.
The charlatans simply "copied-and-pasted" the 1974 predictions when they made up the Big 2012 Hoax.
It is the time of solstice.
It is NOT a Mayan prediction. The only "Mayan" connection is that the guy who invented the lie, about the end of the Mayan calendar (in 1987) had also claimed to be a reincarnated Mayan god (he made that claim in a book in 1972). Thing is: he was really born in Minnesota.
The "Chinese" connection was invented outright when the Big 2012 Hoax was created, out of the "ashes" of the Planet-X hoax, during the summer of 2003.
There are no real astronomers connected with any of the claims about the Big 2012 Hoax, except one:
Many of the doomsday predictions were taken from ancient hoaxes and lies (which had nothing to do with 2012 when they were written). One of them was written in 1974, and it was called The Jupiter Effect. In that book, one of the authors was indeed an astronomer, and he had provided calculations for the planetary alignment of March 1982.
As far as I can remember, the world did not end in March 1982.
The charlatans simply "copied-and-pasted" the 1974 predictions when they made up the Big 2012 Hoax.
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I don't believe on any ancient prediction, in my opinion it's impossible to predict the future unless there are strong tendencies driving the human behavior to act or react to specific things. I believe the interpretation of the end of the world in 2012 is an extra sensationalist feeling driven by non scientifical beliefs.
About the moon and milkyway there is scientifical proof that both interact with the Earth at least in a gravitational way.
About the moon and milkyway there is scientifical proof that both interact with the Earth at least in a gravitational way.
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No, of course not.
There are no ancient Mayan or Chinese predictions about that date. These "prophecies" are hoaxes invented in the 1990s and 2000s; they are not contained in any actual ancient records, nor would there be any reason to believe them if they were.
There are no ancient Mayan or Chinese predictions about that date. These "prophecies" are hoaxes invented in the 1990s and 2000s; they are not contained in any actual ancient records, nor would there be any reason to believe them if they were.
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