I dont understand how 90% would be december it would have to be 91.7 at least. I think everbody is trying to relate everything to the 2012 dooms day. It ridiculus.
I dont think amthing bad will happen except possibly snow

I didn't think I'd have to explain this... I thought people here understood it a little better.

I use the long count calendar, because that is what the mayans used to track cycles of something. It's not years they were tracking, they were tracking something universal, they tracked some sort of major cycle that doesn't occur very often, and this big cycle does indeed end on dec 21, 2012. You use the long count to see when the cycle will end, using 360 day years. Then once you have the appropiate number of days, you then convert it into the 365.25, day year. I know that the mayan Haab calendar had a 365 day year, i know it was more accurate than the calendar we use today. But the mayans did not use that calendar to track these cycles. So you must do all calculations using the long count calendar. Just like this polar clock, it uses a 360 degree count. Even the zodiac itself, measures ages using 360 degrees, one age is approx 30 degrees, just like one month is approx 30 degrees. 12 months, 12 ages..... Are we seeing a similarity here?

the polar clock, the mayan long count, the zodiac, are all the same thing. They all tracked the great year cycle of the precession of the equinoxes, and the shift of the ages.

About this polar clock, its not the actual circles you need to count, its whats remaining that you need to count.

When you see a circle, such as the month circle, thats taken out approx 11 months, then there is 1 month remaining. When you see the days, and see that about 30% remains, then you can see clearly, that only 30% of the week will be remaining.

The same goes with the weeks circle.... Look at it and tell me that 3/4 of it isn't green. 1/4 is empty, suggesting that there is one week remaining in the month.

so with 11 months gone, we have december remaining.
with three weeks gone, we have dec 21st remaining
with 70 % of that week gone, we get a thursday / friday area (depending on when the week actually starts according to them) Its only sunday for us because of christianity.

I'm not going to bother with the the hours and minutes, but the hour is almost a full circle. Suggesting late in the evening, which could very well mean late thursday / early friday.

Can anyone post a photo of a polar clock that counts from the outside, inwards?

I think it only makes sense that a month would be on the outside as it is the biggest circle, resembling the longest length of time. seconds gets the smallest circle.... makes sense...

meh, I put no stock in crop circles. It could just be good advertising and they know it will get some people going. Controversy is still advertising.

So doesn't this whole thing hinge on wehter you believe in crop circles?

Clearly if you are gullible enough to believe in crop circles then you will also believe in the 2012 thing.

Many people want to believe that there is always something more to any event.
In their minds nothing can be as it seems.

Get over it!

When my kids were 3-5 and they asked why to a pointless question, my answer was 'because'.

Sometimes a rain drop falls on your head because there is a rain cluod over your house. Nothing sinister. Just because.

And sometimes a major event happens on earth in a cyclical fashion that the ancients built monuments all over the globe to predict it and track it, and observe it.

Are we really to believe the ancients knew nothing, and nothing major will ever happen? Why is it so hard to believe that maybe they did know something?

Seems like a whole lot of reaching and liberal interpretations cherry-picked to support your point and several of those pictures don't even have a strong resemblance to the claimed polar clock.

A person could take one of several crop circles that (may or may not) resemble known structures and symbols, spend a few hours on Google images searching "things that look like _____" and post a thread identical to this. I know this because I've seen threads on this forum and others, the only difference is this one just so happens to point to "the end of the Mayan calendar" which in and of itself is a misnomer due to faulty translations and a general misunderstanding of an ancient belief system.

That's not even to mention how ludicrous it actually is to think crop circles are a "message" to be "read" by us humans, presumably left by ET's. One thing I can say for certain is that if said ET's are advanced enough to get here they won't be leaving us smashed farm crops as communication if/when they decide to start talking... And to take that one step further, if they are trying to warn us of eminent death I very much doubt that it would be in such an easily misunderstood method.

With no offense at all intended, all this thread tells me is people are just as gullible as they've always been and will read into anything whatever they want. That combined with the general decline in the world at the moment and all the apocalyptic media out there makes it that much more believable to those whom look for reasons to believe in this sort of thing.

I'll meet you here on Christmas to discuss this further.

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To everyone saying nothing is going to happen in december....How do you know?

How do you know whats going to happen tomorrow?

What makes your prediction of nothing happening, more right than the prediction of something happening?

Can we open our minds now please?

Something may or may not happen... There is nothing wrong with looking the evidence.

I don't expect anything to happen, but I can't be ignorant enough to dismiss it outright.