Myan calendar and the end of the world???

Question

recently I read that the Myan calendar is going to end sometime this year (I believe its November). Lengend has it that once the calendar month is over something tragic will happen?? If you know anything about this let me know....

Thanks

Answer 1

IMO the calendar of events got totally messed up in 1996 when the major polar switch was averted by a huge lava leak on the Pacific Ocean floor. For this reason my guess is that anything geological which was calculated prior to that year has to be invalid or inaccurate at best (worst).

There is some talk about 2012 but I have not bothered to look into it yet. Often I think that some of these predictions are designed to wake us up as if it were their business what each individual wants to do with his/her life.

Answer 2

The calendar system they created ends in 2012. So what? My database has an internal calendar and it ends in 2012. I never consulted any Mayans when I made the database. I never looked at the stars. I just pre-poplulated a table in it with 10 years worth of dates. I do not believe that the world will end because my database is out of dates sometime in 2012.

There are people claiming that the Mayan calendar marks the end of the world or it marks some big calamity. However, they cannot tell you what it is or how it is going to be caused or even how the Mayans knew about it. So far, every time someone has claimed that the world will end or some gigantic disaster will happen on a specific date or in a specific year, it has came up wrong. When are people going to get off of this calendar prophecy kick?

Answer 3

The History Channel just had some bit about this. It's supposed to end December 12, 2012 (notice the 12/12/12 thing?) and what scientists have been saying is that apparently, the sun and the earth will be in a complete alignment with a blackhole that is centered in the Milky Way and that something "disastrous" could happen.

Or something to that extent. I didn't pay much attention because quite frankly, I don't care, and I'm not going to let some prophecy interfere with my daily living. If it ends, then it ends. Oh well!

Answer 4

No, the current Mayan "day" ends in November. You can find out more about the most recent interpretations of the Mayan calendar and what it truly means, go to:

http://www.mayanmajix.com

Answer 5

it truly is rather particular that something of value will take position about that aspect. This has cropped up in too many places, too many cases, to shrug it off. besides the undeniable fact that, I believe "searching" that it likely is only no longer the top of the global. it will be some type of a significant replace, inspite of the truth that. perhaps some catastrophic geological adjustments, perhaps an particularly huge-ranging political replace (like conversion to a unmarried global authorities - Whew! I shudder at THAT concept!!!), perhaps public contact with an more suitable-terrestrial race for the first time, perhaps the institution of the first earth colony on yet another planet, etc. easily it may be something on that type of a scale. the top of one issue continuously brings on the starting up of something else, and that i only wish that whateve begins then will be more suitable positive than regardless of the truth that is ending.

Answer 6

No, the Mayan Calender ends at 2011 on Christmas day. And you never know, we might not be able to find the rest or maybe they just couldn't finish it. But I'll have you know that the Mayan calender has never been wrong, so if they did finish it and they predicted the world to end on that day, we're all screwed.

Answer 7

I thought it was 2012, should be interesting:)
Go here it talks about the Mayan long calendar

http://www.levity.com/eschaton/Why2012.html

Answer 8

look the mayan calender up in the internet there are sies that might actually help you with this problem

Answer 9

yeah its this year isn't it? and didn;t Nostradamus say that something crazy would happen this year as well? I'm sure there's stuff about it on the internet if you do some browsing on conspiracy websites...