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History Channel
Decoding the Past
Doomsday 2012
The End of Days
Another video (Often on TV) that seeks to present apocalyptic viewpoints from multiple cultural angles.
The Year 2012 INTRO - Tibetan View - Remote Viewing - Maya Calendar - Mayan Sites - Other Views - 3000BC - End of Time - EXIT |
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The year 2012 is seen as significant by some due to it being the end of the Mayan calendar. The Mayans of Central America were excellent astronomers and developed a calendar system more accurate than the one most of the world relies on today - the Gregorian Calendar (Wikipedia). There are many predictions and speculations regarding what will happen at the end of 2012. Similar to perhaps what people thought might happen in the year 2000. Except the year 2000 / Y2K was driven more by the hype surrounding the changing of a computer date, not a cosmic event. The more well informed, knew that the year 2001 was the actual "turn of the millenium" and more significant, if there was any to be. Indeed - it was. Do you remember what happened in 2001? This website is unable to speak specifically about most of the other 2012 predictions. |
Background
Time Perception - Time out of Mind (BBC) / In physics, the not-so-CONstants? (USA Today)
Time doesn’t really freeze when you’re freaked - Behavior- msnbc.com - INSIDE JoongAng Daily - Apocalypse in 2012? Date spawns theories, film (CNN)
Astronaut (Ed Mitchell -
6th man on moon) says some events are unexplainable
(UFO Digest - Original story from Gainesville Sun newspaper in Florida,
USA)
Further research showed him
that all cultures have unexplainable occurrences,
but most have been
attributed to religion instead of science, causing confusion and
misunderstanding, he said.
Doomsday 2012 : The End of Days - History Channel
Youtube in 5 parts. Plays sequentially if you watch below.
Another version - YouTube - DOOMSDAY 2012: End of Days - Part 1 of 2
Doomsday 2012: End of Days Preview clip (History Channel)
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History Channel |
Another video (Often on TV) that seeks to present apocalyptic viewpoints from multiple cultural angles. |
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