End In 2012?

#52
#52
Going back to the OP. The Mayans do not predict the end of life on this planet for 12/21/2012. They say it will be a time of great deluge. Which could mean just about anything but they went a little further and said the civilization would be in a flood of water from the heavens.

Another weird fact is the Mayans seem to be getting all the press on this but 16 of the worlds greatest predictors (religions and soothsayers) have picked that date as a time of something catastrophic happening.

As to the alignment of our solar system with the eye of the universe, its apex will be on that date but it will be in process for over a year. We do not spin or rotate, depending on what theory you believe, fast enough to do it in one minute. It is also the time our earth's wobble on it's axis shifts in the other direction which will disrupt communications and set GPS into false readings. Past that, no one has any idea what is going to happen when the wobble change occurs, the biggest concern my field is working on is will it affect the oceanic drift? if it does your F***ed!
 
#53
#53
Wow it'd be awesome if we just kind of drifted out into space or ran into something else. You could pretty much do anything you wanted for like 2 minutes, until we all died.
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#54
#54
Going back to the OP. The Mayans do not predict the end of life on this planet for 12/21/2012. They say it will be a time of great deluge. Which could mean just about anything but they went a little further and said the civilization would be in a flood of water from the heavens.

Another weird fact is the Mayans seem to be getting all the press on this but 16 of the worlds greatest predictors (religions and soothsayers) have picked that date as a time of something catastrophic happening.

As to the alignment of our solar system with the eye of the universe, its apex will be on that date but it will be in process for over a year. We do not spin or rotate, depending on what theory you believe, fast enough to do it in one minute. It is also the time our earth's wobble on it's axis shifts in the other direction which will disrupt communications and set GPS into false readings. Past that, no one has any idea what is going to happen when the wobble change occurs, the biggest concern my field is working on is will it affect the oceanic drift? if it does your F***ed!

Please explain to those of us not familiar. Give us the scenarios and what they could mean.
 
#55
#55
No way the world ends in 2012. Now humans, on the other hand... I am just saying, saying the world will end because people may not be around much longer is like saying the refrigerator has ceased to exist all because the milk finally expired.
 
#56
#56
Going back to the OP. The Mayans do not predict the end of life on this planet for 12/21/2012. They say it will be a time of great deluge. Which could mean just about anything but they went a little further and said the civilization would be in a flood of water from the heavens.

Another weird fact is the Mayans seem to be getting all the press on this but 16 of the worlds greatest predictors (religions and soothsayers) have picked that date as a time of something catastrophic happening.

As to the alignment of our solar system with the eye of the universe, its apex will be on that date but it will be in process for over a year. We do not spin or rotate, depending on what theory you believe, fast enough to do it in one minute. It is also the time our earth's wobble on it's axis shifts in the other direction which will disrupt communications and set GPS into false readings. Past that, no one has any idea what is going to happen when the wobble change occurs, the biggest concern my field is working on is will it affect the oceanic drift? if it does your F***ed!

think this is supposed to be the center of the milky way, not the entire universe.

Whoever mentioned that the Mayans could predict the end of the world but couldn't see the Spanish coming hit the nail on the head. They would have also mentioned A-rod was on the juice...guess they whiffed on that one
 
#57
#57
Going back to the OP. The Mayans do not predict the end of life on this planet for 12/21/2012. They say it will be a time of great deluge. Which could mean just about anything but they went a little further and said the civilization would be in a flood of water from the heavens.

Another weird fact is the Mayans seem to be getting all the press on this but 16 of the worlds greatest predictors (religions and soothsayers) have picked that date as a time of something catastrophic happening.

As to the alignment of our solar system with the eye of the universe, its apex will be on that date but it will be in process for over a year. We do not spin or rotate, depending on what theory you believe, fast enough to do it in one minute. It is also the time our earth's wobble on it's axis shifts in the other direction which will disrupt communications and set GPS into false readings. Past that, no one has any idea what is going to happen when the wobble change occurs, the biggest concern my field is working on is will it affect the oceanic drift? if it does your F***ed!

I know you have a solid job and make more money than I have likely ever seen, but you gotta back this up. The wobble of the axis of the Earth is a slow process that has never stopped. It is so slight that it isn't perceptible in several human lifetimes. It isn't going to suddenly shift. Now the Earth's magnetic polarity, on the other hand...

EDIT: And where are you getting this universal (probably mean galactic) alignment thing? That's just silly. Unless you mean within the solar system. Then it is only mildly silly.
 
#58
#58
Please explain to those of us not familiar. Give us the scenarios and what they could mean.

Long story short, if the north atlantic current is disrupted filtering cold water down to the tropics and bringing warm water to the north you will see massive cooling at the northern hemisphere, so Al Gore will get his wish and a good portion of the Earth is going to be under miles of ice.
 
#59
#59
No way the world ends in 2012. Now humans, on the other hand... I am just saying, saying the world will end because people may not be around much longer is like saying the refrigerator has ceased to exist all because the milk finally expired.

Thats the point right there. The Earth wont end because this has happened before.
 
#60
#60
think this is supposed to be the center of the milky way, not the entire universe.

Whoever mentioned that the Mayans could predict the end of the world but couldn't see the Spanish coming hit the nail on the head. They would have also mentioned A-rod was on the juice...guess they whiffed on that one

Yeah I guess I should have said Galaxy? But the Mayans did predict the coming of the Spanish it just wasn't what they thought it was going to be. Plus the Mayan calender everyone is associating with only deals with terrestrial events not human nature.
 
#62
#62
I know you have a solid job and make more money than I have likely ever seen, but you gotta back this up. The wobble of the axis of the Earth is a slow process that has never stopped. It is so slight that it isn't perceptible in several human lifetimes. It isn't going to suddenly shift. Now the Earth's magnetic polarity, on the other hand...

EDIT: And where are you getting this universal (probably mean galactic) alignment thing? That's just silly. Unless you mean within the solar system. Then it is only mildly silly.

Sorry if I made it sound like it was just going to slam into the new position. But what you're talking about is a big part of the debate that is going on. Does it happen over several thousand years or at a much faster rate? It also is something that has happened before and we can get into magnetics, which is the area I believe is going to be affected the most in the coming years if not already.

I did make a mistake using universe instead of Galaxy but we will be staring down the center of it soon, that much has been proven and it happens something like every 76,000 years (not sure on the time rate). The planetary alignment is not getting much notice except among crazy people because it isn't that rare of an occurrence.

And I dont make much money.
 
#63
#63
Sorry if I made it sound like it was just going to slam into the new position. But what you're talking about is a big part of the debate that is going on. Does it happen over several thousand years or at a much faster rate? It also is something that has happened before and we can get into magnetics, which is the area I believe is going to be affected the most in the coming years if not already.

I did make a mistake using universe instead of Galaxy but we will be staring down the center of it soon, that much has been proven and it happens something like every 76,000 years (not sure on the time rate). The planetary alignment is not getting much notice except among crazy people because it isn't that rare of an occurrence.

And I dont make much money.

when are the planets aligning?
 
#65
#65
The Mayan calendar isn't perfect, it will need to be adjusted by one day in 380,000 years.

Dec. 21, 2012 isn't the end of time, it is the end of a cycle of 25,625 years which begins anew on that date. (It takes 25,625 years for our solar system to make one cycle on the ellipse of the center of our galaxy. One complete cycle is called a galactic day.)

Every 25,625 (Earth) year cycle is divided in to five 5,125 years cycles. According to the Maya, 12/21/2012 will be the dawn of another galactic day. They didn't think of this as the end but as a rebirth.

In 2012 the plane of our Solar System will line up exactly with the plane of our Galaxy, the Milky Way. According to Virgil Armstrong, two other galaxies will line up with our own Galaxy.

The winter solstice of 12/21/2012 will occur at precisely 11:11 am GMT or 9:11 am on the longitude of the pyramids at Giza.
 

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