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Posted Dec 12, '12 at 2:35pm

thepunisher93

thepunisher93

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plz. specify jelly. i would think that if your inside is a jelly. that is pretty much fatal.

I meant
I mean inertia alone can't make your insides a jelly

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 8:00am

dalang

dalang

7 posts

now is 16, and five days to go, we just can see what happens..

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 11:10am

ptcdcs

ptcdcs

12 posts

By the way, December 21, 2012 isn't just the end of the Mayan Calendar, it is also the day of The Galactic Alignment. This phenomena is the aligning of the Earth, Sun, and the Black Hole in the center of the Milky Way.

And, the Winter Solstice is also this day.

I do not believe in the "End of the World" theory, but I believe something will happen.

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 11:25am

Masterforger

Masterforger

1,621 posts

I do not believe in the "End of the World" theory, but I believe something will happen.

That something being the Galactic Alignment and the end of the Mayan calendar.

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 11:40am

ptcdcs

ptcdcs

12 posts

Oh, and by the way, The Galactic Alignment only happens every 26,000 years and why the Mayan calendar "ends" on this date. Really, in just needs to go to the next b'ak'tun. The calendar itself (the complete series of 20 b'ak'tuns or one [/b]Piktun) ends on October 13, 4772, which oddly, is a Friday. (One b'ak'tun is 394 years)

The Maya believed that their world would end 63081429 solar years from their origin year (somewhere around 2000 BC). (This 63081429 year period is called one [b]Alautun) They wrong in saying this because their world ended in 1546 AD, by the arrival of the Spanish.

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 12:29pm

HahiHa

HahiHa

4,225 posts

They wrong in saying this because their world ended in 1546 AD, by the arrival of the Spanish.

You're thinking of the Inka. There are still people of Mayan descendance today.

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 12:42pm

ptcdcs

ptcdcs

12 posts

They're civilization was destroyed. Those people are not in direct connection of pure mayans

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 12:42pm

partydevil

partydevil

4,375 posts

The Galactic Alignment

As we discuss in the Solstice Alignment page, a perfect alignment with the center of the galaxy is not possible. In the case of the black hole, this is even more significant since the claims of a perfect alignment are central to the various claims made about this event. The point in the sky at which the galactic latitude and longitude are both zero is 17h 45m 37.224s âˆ'28° 56′ 10.23″ (J2000). This is offset slightly from the radio source Sagittarius A*, which is the best physical marker of the true galactic center. Sagittarius A* is located at 17h 45m 40.04s âˆ'29° 00′ 28.1″ (J2000), or galactic longitude 359° 56′ 39.5″, galactic latitude âˆ'0° 2′ 46.3″. On 12/21/2012 at 11:11 UT, the sun will be centered on 18h 00m 00s -23° 26′ 09″. Therefore, the sun will not occlude the galactic black hole.

the Winter Solstice is also this day.

the Sun does not align with the H1 plane on the 2012 Winter Solstice.

One b'ak'tun is 394 years

1 bak'tun is 7885 year ;)rnrn394 year is 1 k'atuns.rn20 k'atuns = 1 bak'tun = 7885 year.

This 63081429 year period is called one [b]Alautun

alawtun but oke.
however they never made a prediction. also not about their own end.

They wrong in saying this because their world ended in 1546 AD, by the arrival of the Spanish.

the spanish didn't kill the mayans.
the spanish killed the aztec and incas. the mayans died about a 1000 year befor the spanish arrived.

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 1:00pm

HahiHa

HahiHa

4,225 posts

They're civilization was destroyed. Those people are not in direct connection of pure mayans

*Their

Bohoo. Of course their culture has widely changed since the Mayan high cultures went down, but what is that nonsense about "pure Mayans"? Todays Mayans are the descendants of the historic populations, the survivors.

 

Posted Dec 16, '12 at 3:23pm

EmperorPalpatine

EmperorPalpatine

4,107 posts

1 bak'tun is 7885 year

I think you're reading their chart wrong. That's 20 bak'tuns (or 1 piktun).