I have also been involved in this search for the truth since about 1978. I saw the first showing of info about Nostrodaumus narrated by Orson wells at that time and as a kid I was changed for life from that show. Now,.. today I see so many of the things he had predicted coming true and with all the science that backs it up, I am becoming a believer. So many things are happening NOW,.. it would be foolish to brush it off without being a bit concerned. I am a skeptic of many things but can't find solid evidence to debunk science and Nostrodamus. Yes,.. he made vague explanations, however they seem to close to our reality. I do still find myself sayin we'll see what happens. The sun has been my latest focus for the last few years. It has been quiet, but I am putting my trust in many sources to tell me it is only temporary. I am concerned.

Interesting stuff for sure. S&F. How credible is this website and its content though?

Good web site. What it does not tell you is how long the sun’s activity will last and what you can do to survive the worst. What would the real affect be to the Northern hemisphere? After all Dec 21 is winter time.

I still don't see why any credence is given to the Mayan predictions, as their astronomy and math were already far superseded before their civilization even hit it's golden age. Even in the sparse rare areas in which they were more accurate than their eastern contemporaries - the margins by which they were correct were not anything extraordinary. At least, not extraordinary enough to warrant such belief if predictions which modern day Mayans generally don't even accept.

I still think this fascination is borne from the fact that Mayan civilization is still very alien and foreign to us. The reasonings, logic, philosophies, and observations which went into Ptolemy's Almagest or Euclid's Elements are well known to us in the west. They've been well studied, and built the cornerstones of our own civilizations. We know, in their own words, how they came to their discoveries and theories. We know it wasn't aliens or mystical providence. We have none of that with the Mayans... and if it existed at all, it was likely burnt by Diego De Landa or other such religious missionaries.

A casual glance to the site suggests more "Pseudoscience" than "Science". I can't see any astrophysicist seriously standing behind any of that. Maybe I'll take a crack at debunking if someone else doesn't. Biology is more my realm anyhow.

You have to dig into some of the PDF files that support this theory for some good science background but if it is true that a gamma burst from the center of our the Milky Way sets it off, and there is now data that supports that this was what destroyed the fauna last cycle, then this is an event that unless your a chosen one for some underground complex that exist, your fried. Read both part 1 & 2 and you can see there is no sense in trying. Even those underground may not survive when food and water runs out. Think about it, all humans have been traced back to about two thousand humans through DNA studies. That goes back to the last cycle 12 thousand plus years ago so this guy is saying, a few survived somehow. But I'd call that a wipe out over all. If this is part of a universal cycle, and if this one is of a given strength, we really are looking at being toast in our life times. I have always looked at 2012 as most likely a Y2K moment in time and like every other day, it will pass and a lot of people will have egg on their face. This is a mind blower, but we will be seeing it coming, the earth changes will not be something the government can cover up. All the hidden installations we've heard speculated about will come to light, people will be digging in deep all over the planet, etc. Too many scientist will be watching it to keep the dimension of the thing secret, so I suspect we will be able to decide if we want to freak and dig for our lives or take the lawn chairs out and watch the light shows that will get more awesome as the time gets closer. The way it is explained, it will be very close to the 12/11/2012, we'll know we are moving into the plane of gravity with the highest Gamma reading coming on like gang busters. I will be 60 years old when I set and watch it coming, and if it is going to fry the planet, I hope it is just like in the movie "Knowing" and not over a couple weeks or months. I'm really not into seeing our world turn into a Mad Max movie until the last man is fried.

Good theory!
I've got one I think is just as credible.IMO
I'll see what you guys think:
Palin wins in 2012 and by december starts a nuke-lar war.
Probably with russia. Since putin would rear his head over alaska.
And we are a fairly paranoid and primitive society. (says spock)
What U think?
We don't seem to have much of a problem with war either.

This is all based on Laviolette's superwave & pole shift theories. I find his work fascinating and somewhat probable. There are many unanswered questions (in science) and his theories definitely tie several loose ends together.

I would recommend reading the direct work of Dr. Paul Laviolette as opposed to an unverified interpertation of it; although what I've read so far in this referenced article appears to be pretty accurate~~

The Sun's Distance from the Galactic Plane

Put that into google and see how many papers you find on it. There are different methods being used to try to figure out exactly where we are to the galactic plane and no one study has been proclaimed correct. The position is still up for debate from what I can tell. Course I'm no rocket scientist but anyone can see the debate of our position is still on going.

I also think i found a different fault in his theory about center of gravity.

He tried to explain to us how we will find center of gravity by using a ruler/stick.

But that is not how it would work between to bodies in space.

Because if you take a stick in our atmosphere and you stand on the ground holding it 1.5 m above ground. The stick will be attracted to the ground first of all. Because of the atmosphere between the stick and the ground.
And for the stick not falling to one of the sides you would have to hold your finger in the middle. But if you let go the stick will fall no matter what.

But would that happen if you did the same thing in space close to a vacuum? No it wouldn't.

Two bodies in space are not even connected to each other like each end of solid stick is. Space is like a pool of water. Not a blanket in mid air.

There are only three ways two bodies in space would attract and that is by their orbit, magnetic force or by the atmospheric pressure between them.
Where the body that gives of most energy or atmosphere would attract the other body.



[edit on 27.06.08 by spy66]

Gee one would think I touched a nerve.

I wonder what exactly are Nassim Haramein's credentials... what qualifies him as a physicist?

As for seeing hate from me? If that's what you consider hate you should get back to your hothouse my little orchid... reality might bruise you.

But in the interest of peace I'll apologize for scoffing at your shaman.. my bad.

Seriously, you tell me to get a life... yet you get all irate because someone simply disagrees with you.. tsk tsk.