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Originally Posted by boo boo
If you think this can be justified through science you're completely out of your mind.
Planetary alignment is not that significant, we've had them more than a few times since the days of the mayans. No one is doubting the Mayans skill with astronomy, but there's absolutely no evidence that anything truly significant is gonna happen in 2012. The mayan calander simply ends on that date, the civilization didn't last forever, why should their calander?
You gotta take this into proper context, they knew a lot about astronomy. But they didn't know all the f*cking secrets to the universe, if they did, they'd probably know better than to perform human sacrifice.
And Nastrodamus, what a bunch of bullsh*t that is, just a french douchebag that made awfully vague predictions that could apply to anything you want to apply them to.
All that scientists and the mayans predicted was a planetary alignment. We've had those more than a few times during mankind's existence. And yeah, the last thing you probably want to call a valid source are f*cking astrologers.
It's snake oil science. And copying and pasting it doesn't make you smart.
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their calendar was made of 5 different cycles. Each consisting of 5,125 years. It didn't just end because their civilization collapsed and they couldn't keep adding to it. They obviously documented history and kept track of these events. What's really weird is that 2012 is the end of the 5th, and final cycle (known as the great cycle). That means it resets. Who knows what will happen, that is why some people think that it will be the beginning of a new age.
But then again, all of this history pointing at 2012 as a critical year for an astronomical event could all be a coiencidence and nothing noticeable will happen. Although Scientist, like i said before, are starting to believe something will happen. And it could be more significant than once thought.