2012 Doomsday Predictions

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SO MUCH FOR DOOMSDAY: Comet Elenin (C/2010 X1), widely known for inaccurate reports of its threat to Earth, appears to be breaking apart. Observations by amateur astronomer Michael Mattiazzo of Castlemaine, Australia show a rapid dimming and elongation of the comet’s nucleus akin to that of Comet LINEAR (C/1999 S4), which also disintegrated when it approached the sun in 2000. Comets are fragile objects, so this development while unexpected comes as no surprise.
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After the failed doomsday prediction, a new question arises in the hearts of doomsday anticipators – is the world going to end on October 21, 2011 or December 21, 2012?

Harold Camping, the head of Family Radio who predicted May 21, 2011 as judgment day once said that “it is absolutely going to happen, there is no way it is not gonna happen,” and “I cannot schedule an interview because I am not gonna be here” on this day, which peacefully passed last weekend. Monday, on his weekly broadcast, Camping pushed off his rapture prediction date to October 21, 2011, which marks his third rapture prediction. The May 21 rapture did not occur because “no one would be able to survive it for more than a few days, or let alone five months to suffer God’s wrath,” Camping said. That is why the world will end all at once on October 21, 2011, according to Camping.

Wait a minute! There is another doomsday candidate you may want to consider.

While Camping asserts the coming of the end of the world on October 21, many claim the new doomsday predictions are starting to shift to the Mayan calendar, and the date of December 21, 2012. December 21 is said to be the end date of the largest grand cycle in the Mayan Long Count Calendar. Read more on December 21 doomsday prediction here.

Why would people take interest in such an ancient calendar? The Mayan civilization was among the largest in the world, and the most developed and advanced in mathematics and astronomy of their day. The Mayan Calendar is a prophetic calendar that some claim would help us foresee the future providing an exact schedule for the Cosmic Plan.

The so-called “2012 Phenomenon” is not only derived from the Mayan calendar, but also includes scientific factors such as galactic alignment, the gravitational effect on natural disasters, and a geomagnetic reversal.

NASA predicted that the number of sunspots and sun flares would increase in 2012, causing satellite disruptions and power outages.

A massive solar flare would release energy equal to 100 billion atomic bombs, a situation worsened by the weakening magnetic field of the earth.

Solar flare would probably reverse the north and south magnetic poles, causing a series of catastrophic chain reactions. The weakening of the magnetic fields of the earth may expose the inhabitants to cosmic and solar radiation that would affect nuclear reactors. According to Fox News, researchers based the possibility of Earth’s worst-case scenario solar storm on a major solar storm in 1859, which caused telegraph wires to short out in Western countries, igniting widespread fires. 1859′s solar storm was the worst in the past 200 years, marking the advent of modern power grids and satellites.

Both religious and non-religious, scientific and non-scientific sources, and numerous eschatological beliefs support that apocalyptic events will occur on December 21, 2012.

The public interest in the end of the world is undeniably high, especially when it involves scientific predictions rather than rapture predictions. Since 2007, NASA’s public outreach website “Ask and Astrobiologist” received over 5,000 questions on the subject.

As questions and interviews flood in on Harold Camping and Family Radio, a close look at the Mayan Calendar and NASA’s research may help you stay tuned to the real Doomsday.

Do you find it difficult to make plans for 2012? In fact, do you find it difficult to share your 2012 calendar when almost anyone would jokingly tell you that the end of the world will happen next year so what’s the use of planning for it? It might be a joke to some but I bet all this negativity is bound to affect you one way or another.

There are a lot of 2012 predictions concerning the year 2012 that it becomes difficult to plan your next year. Your 2012 calendar is probably empty right now, and so is everyone else’s. The big question is: should you really be affected with all these 2012 predictions? Is it really possible for the world to end next year? Before you get dragged into all these 2012 doomsday theories, better get into the bottom of things by finding out about how the 2012 phenomenon really started.

How the 2012 Phenomenon Started
When people say 2012 calendar, they probably mean the Mayan calendar. You can blame the Mayan civilization for all these hoopla right now about the world ending since it was them who said that the world is going to end in December 21, 2012. They believed that the world ended and renewed every 5,000 so years and so theorists grabbed onto this idea and started predicting the end of the world in 2012. However, these doomsday ideas are basically just ideas taken out of context. You cannot say that the Mayan believed that the world is going to end next year without really studying the Mayan culture and belief system. If you just jump right into what was said without considering how it was said or how it was interpreted by the sender of that message, you are just bound to encourage more misunderstanding.

Understanding the Mayan Culture
Most theorists just jump into the end of the world part and don’t bother reading about what the Mayan people thought of this. Because if they did, they will find out that for the Mayan culture, the end of the world signals the coming of a better world and that in fact, it is a joyous moment that if you witness, you would feel honored to.

So the next time someone starts ruining your 2012 calendar planning, ask them probing questions and tell them all about how these 2012 hoopla started and how everyone got it wrong.

There have been numerous deadly Earthquakes over the last 10 years such as: the Earthquake in Bam, Iran, which killed 30.000 people and destroyed that city; The Earthquake, which caused the devastating 2004 Boxing day Tsunami that killed approximately 230.000 people and had a very heavy death toll on coastlines in the Indian ocean; The powerful 2005 Pakistan Earthquake, which killed approximately 82.000 people and destroyed that city and even killed people in other countries; The 2008 Sichuan Earthquake, which destroyed that whole region and killed over 80.000 people; The Earthquake in Haiti, which took over 230.000 lives and utterly destroyed that capital; The super-quake in Chile that literally “shortened the day”; The Earthquake in Baja California (April 04) and China (April 13), which claimed over 2.200 lives. Several strong quakes these past months have struck the Indonesian region, one quake measuring 7.8 (April 06) and another 7.2 (May 09) in magnitude. 27 earthquakes this year have been measuring 6.5 or greater in magnitude as of July 19 2010. USGS’ lists a total of 43 significant earthquakes worldwide for 2010, and we have over 4 months left to go! There’s no doubt at all that there will be many more Deadly Earthquakes to come in the very near future! The world has also been experiencing destructive weather patterns, such as Hurricane Katrina and the 2008 Myanmar Cyclone which killed 140.000 people! There was severe cold snaps this winter all over the world with …
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