'Mayan 2012 apocalypse theory' not true, Nasa says

never a straight answer;you decide
www.telegraph.co.uk...

"Credible scientists worldwide know of no threat associated with 2012," it insisted

It is being covered here I believe.

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Yep ,your right my apologies to Whaa I did a search came up dry.

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The Long Count Calendar date starts on August 11, 3114 B.C. although the calendar itself was not in existence until 2,100 years ago, when it was calculated and invented

++ Long Count Calendar represents a cycle of time that is approximately 5,125 years, ***


++Mayans believed that there were five great ages and we live in the last one


www.mayamysteryschool.com...

just what info or data does NASA have, to debunk the Maya's long-count calender that spans close to 5,125 years... OR over 1,880,000 days ??


I would give a nod to the Maya & the older Olemecs' for creating these extremely long calendars... but the Maya have a requirement to prove that there have been 4 previous 'Long-Count' calanders that have transpired before even the Maya creation date in 3114BCE

4 previous long-counts of 5,125 years each would extend back to
~23,616BCE if the time line was continuious.

with these end-dates:
+2012 AD
- 3114 BC
- 8239 BC
-13364 BC
-18489 BC
-23614 BC is the beginning of the 5 successive Maya calender long-counts

? NASA can scientifically discount that major global calamities did not happen around the above listed end-of-calander-age dates.

I dont think so.
NASA, get back to the work your paid for, not for commentary about a movie premise...or for publishing statements more appropriate in forum dialogue

When will people ever realize the Mayans did not predict the world exploding or crumbling to pieces?

It's just a shift of human consciousness. Geez.

Mother Earth most likely will grumble about it a bit, though.

Please continue Discussion at the thread linked above.

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