http://www.2012theodyssey.com/index.html
Armageddon is not what it used to be. I had to read further. I think we have discussed the year 2012 before, but I guess I missed them.
any thoughts on this?
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http://www.2012theodyssey.com/index.html
Armageddon is not what it used to be. I had to read further. I think we have discussed the year 2012 before, but I guess I missed them.
any thoughts on this?
I saw the History Channel program regarding 2012....guess we'll just have to wait and see if anything happens when the planets line up!!!
Swalker
I guess a lot of us watch the history channel. I saw that too and then went looking for more info. I know I've seen some discussion on this board about it.
I haven't had time to do any further research, but I plan to start. I'm interested in finding out more on the "Web-Bot Project"...never heard of it! I haven't seen this topic discussed on here, but I probably missed it. Maybe someone will supply the thread and we can see what was discussed...
Swalker
O.K., here's a site that explains a little on Web-Bot:
Most memorable line from the introductory video: "Don't cancel your appointments for 2013."
Maybe the world will end someday. In fact, given enough time, it's almost a certainty. but I do not believe that any religious zealot, new-age or "old-age" mystic can tell me anything useful about it.
Also, with this public post on this public forum I hereby claim all remaining dates until the end of time as the date I predict the end of the world will come.
2012 is the supposed end of the mayan long count calendar. It is curious that they designed a calender with an end date that happens/or not to correspond to a fairly infrequent galactic alignment.
That is about all we know about 2012.
October 2013 an asteroid wil pass so close it will
1: pass just outside the orbit of the moon.
2: pass between the earth and the moon
3: hit the earth.
The scientists who released this to the news were ridiculed, yet within 6 months the british government set up a project for preserving plantlife. The facility is able to withstand thousands of megaton shockwaves.
This came out sometime in the 90s forgive me if I can be no more precise.
Senile Hammy
HB
I saw the show on 2012 and I may have missed something. It wasn't clear to me if the Mayan calander ended on 12/12/12, to purposely indicate the end of the earth or did the calander just run out of space?
There was a documentary I watched years ago that stated our present day calander was the most accurate. An early astronomer discovered it took the earth 365 days and six hours to make a complete revolution around the sun. Every fourth year a day would be added to the calander to compensate for the extra hours. February 29th. Question is, who's calendar is the most accurate?