Oct 3 2019 Asteroid and the Mayan Calender

Dear readers I want to discuss the Mayan Aztec Calender who were a religion of their own. I'm not posting this on the ATS 2012 because it is disinformation.

There is 2 asteroids expected to approach earth
Asteroid FT3 on Oct 3, 2019 (4 days away from today I'm posting this)

Another fly by on October 2, 2024, and then on October 3, 2025.

It will either hit or miss 3 times within the years.

and Apophis in 2029 is approaching.

Are these approaching asteroids related to the Aztec?

Recently published research suggests that the Maya may have linked the timings of events such as royal accessions and wars to astronomical predictions of meteor showers.

Scientists knew an asteroid hit at the location of Chicxulub crater, which sits just beneath the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It is believed to be the location where (possibly) the dinosaur went extinct.

Oxkintok is build directly on top of the 110 mile diameter Chicxulub crater rim.


The 260-day Mayan Calendar is the original "Calendar of The Americas

Start date
~August 28, 2019
Completion date
~May 13, 2020

calibrated to the orbits of the planets Venus and Mars, and to the Lunar and Solar Eclipse cycles of the Sun and Moon.

Here is why 2012 is disinformation, During 2012 NASA attempted to calm people's fears of destruction by releasing a video titled Beyond 2012: Why the World Won't End.

Why did NASA space agency release such a video on 2012 when 2 asteroids approach on 2019, 2024 , 2025 and then 2029? Is it now a coincidence or were they giving a secret after 2012 warning?

The Maya did predict meteors.

If you disagree to the Maya
I can understand. They sit on top of an ancient asteroid location.

Start date ~August 28, 2019 Completion date ~May 13, 2020

I thought it was 12/21/2012.

What's going on here?

a reply to: Phage

It was not 2012.

There is a NA T I V E A M E R I C A N

T I M E M A N A G E M E N T S Y S T E M

The current 260-day cycle
of 20 Weeks of 13-days:

Start date
~August 28, 2019
Completion date
~May 13, 2020

a reply to: Kinghonor1

It was not 2012.

Obviously.

What will be the cause of THE END?

This time.

It will either hit or miss 3 times within the years.

So, flip a coin? That's a good plan.

So, are you saying that we got the dates mixed up from the Mayan calendar? We got the dates wrong?

No, asteroid 2007 FT3 won’t hit Earth in October

Or Not

My bet is not!

I'm thinking not, 83 million miles from earth isn't exactly a close call. I'm so sick of the sensationalism and panic-laden headlines. A near-miss in my mind is when it is close enough to ruffle our magnetic field. Otherwise it's just another piece of space debris.

a reply to: HalWesten

I'm so sick of the sensationalism and panic-laden headlines

Yeah.
Politics are better. Since facts don't matter in politics.

a reply to: Kinghonor1

The Maya did predict meteors.

Must've been a lot easier those days without all the street lights. I can predict them too though and I live in a city.

Recently published research suggests that the Maya may have linked the timings of events such as royal accessions and wars to astronomical predictions of meteor showers.

Like Easter?

Meteor showers are fairly easy to predict, seems better with a 365 and 1/3 calender though. I imagine the Mayans tracked comets too but asteroids not so much.

The Draconids meteor shower peaks in a week or so... Figured it worth a mention.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: HalWesten

I'm so sick of the sensationalism and panic-laden headlines

Yeah.
Politics are better. Since facts don't matter in politics.

If an asteroid is going to hit the planet there isn't a darned thing anyone can do about it. If you knew one that big was going to be a direct hit on earth, say in South America, on Wednesday, what would you do?

a reply to: HalWesten

I would chill with my dogs outside and look at the river.

Been my plans for years

originally posted by: ATruGod
No, asteroid 2007 FT3 won’t hit Earth in October

Or Not

My bet is not!

People who write headlines like that should be tarred and feathered.

But regardless of that this is just yet another sensationalist attention grabber. Every few months a new asteroid is apparently dooming mankind.

I like to add it to the ever growing list of times i should’ve died.

a reply to: HalWesten

If you knew one that big was going to be a direct hit on earth, say in South America, on Wednesday, what would you do?

Run in circles,
Scream and shout.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: HalWesten

If you knew one that big was going to be a direct hit on earth, say in South America, on Wednesday, what would you do?

Run in circles,
Scream and shout.

LOL
But that what you do around here all the time

a reply to: Trillium
Mahalo brudda!

a reply to: Trillium

But that what you do around here all the time

I'm a hang glider pilot. I seldom panic.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Trillium

But that what you do around here all the time

I'm a hang glider pilot. I seldom panic.

Well
I think you lander on your head once to many

a reply to: Trillium

I think you lander on your head once to many

Never once did I lander on my head.

Had I panicked, I might have done so.

a reply to: Kinghonor1

If you want to worry yourself about asteroids hitting the Earth;

Worry about the objects that are NOT on the NEO published lists.

That is the start date,then tell of 7 yrs of disasters that occur,till the and asteroid hits by PR,and 2 planets aligh,then earth is destroyed about 5-20-21n at poles do a polar reversala reply to: Phage