Did We Really Walk On The Moon?

What would you say if I told you World War II never happened? Or that George Bush is really an alien impostor? You’d probably call me crazy, and you’d probably be right. But what if I told you mankind have never even been close to the moon; let alone walked on it? I’d probably get the same response. However you’d be surprised at the number of people who believe that mankind’s greatest achievement was actually the biggest hoax of all time.

According to historical truth, twelve men walked on the moon between the years of 1969 and 1972. The most famous of these trips was Apollo 11, which launched on July 16^th 1969. According to this particular history, man’s first steps on the moon were taken on July 20^th 1969.

“It’s one small step for man…”

The first man on the moon is one of the most well-known men in the world. Neil Armstrong. As the 38 year-old American took his first steps onto the lunar surface, millions of people across the globe held their breath in anticipation. This very moment was broadcast live into living rooms across the globe; truly uniting mankind as a whole. So how is it possible that anyone could claim such an achievement was a hoax cooked up by the American government?

“One giant leap for deception?”

Almost 40 years on from those first steps, more and more people are buying into the theory that man has never visited its closest astronomical neighbour. In an attempt to understand people’s thinking, I asked a few folks what they thought. In the poll of 125 people, 73% of them believed the landings took place; whilst 27% believed the opposite – that it was all an elaborate deception.

So, if the lunar landings were nothing more than some clever governmental hocus pocus, what evidence is there? The ‘evidence’ provided by conspiracy theory nuts ranges from photographic problems to radiation issues. I’ll list a few here; however these are only a cross-section, there are far more.

Waving Flags, Strange Shadows and Crosshairs?

Out of all of the evidence against the moon landings, the most controversial has to be the photo evidence. It seems the conspiracy theorists have been through every photo with a fine-tooth comb. According to these theorists, several of the photos have shadows which are technically impossible. Let me explain. When the astronauts were on the moon, their only source of light was the sun; they took no artificial lights.

Strange, then, that in more than one photo the shadows of equipment and astronauts appear to be pointing in more than one direction. One light source means one shadow direction, right? Not in these photos it doesn’t.

Another interesting aspect of these photos is the crosshairs. In a nutshell, a crosshair is a mark on the film of the camera to help NASA work out distances between objects. The fact that they’re on the film means they can never be behind an object. Or can they? Again, in these photos, it seems so. One final piece of photographic ‘evidence’ is the United States flag. A symbol of freedom. A symbol of liberty. A symbol which should be completely still in the airless vacuum of space. Once more these photos would seem to disagree. Theorists claim it’s clear that the flag changes its shape from one photo to the next. There’s no wind in space so how can this be?

Killer Space Doughnuts?

Science books tell us that one day we’ll be able to travel beyond our own galaxy and out into the vast reaches of the universe. If we are to believe conspiracy theorists – there’s no way that’s ever going to happen. Why not? The Van Allen Belt. Imagine a huge ring doughnut of radiation surrounding the earth and you’ll have a pretty good picture of what this belt is. A common conspiracy theory is that this belt would kill anyone who tried to pass through it. The huge amounts of radiation would, well, fry them. There is, of course, no proof that this is the case, but as with many conspiracy theories, it wouldn’t seem there needs to be.

The Truth (?)

I spoke to leading space scientist and former NASA employee Tania Burchell from the National Space Centre to find out just what she thought of all of this.

“There is no way on Earth…that the US government could have faked the Moon landings” she told me “they would have needed a completely airless sound stage a couple of hundred miles across with a one-sixth gravity generator to achieve the same…effects we see in the images and video from the Moon. No one on planet Earth has such technology – not even Steven Spielberg.”

I wondered if Tania thought we’d ever revisit our closest cosmic neighbour:

“I have every confidence that humans will be back on the Moon in twenty years’ time – and in a big way that will delight us all.”

Tania also had a convincing explanation for the photography problems that seem to be on the front line of this argument.

“Have you ever taken a truly flawless image? I’ve not! The images and video are from the Moon’s difficult-to-photograph surface conditions. Any flaws in them are a result of those conditions.”

So, it would seem that the experts on science fact think the hoax claims are nothing more than science fiction.

So is it Really Made of Cheese?

There are times in life when we have to take things at face value. Whether or not the moon landings were smoke and mirrors or cold hard fact; the only person you’ll believe is you. So, do some research; watch the moon landing videos, take a look at the pictures, visit the National Space Centre, and decide for yourself where the truth lies. It’s out there somewhere!

Oh, and if you feel like spending millions of pounds building a rocket to the moon to see for yourself, be sure to send me a postcard.

I can’t promise I’ll believe you though.

Rob Taylor

His supporters maintain that he predicted the French and Russian revolutions, two World Wars, the rise and fall of Napoleon, the dominance of Hitler, and many other catastrophic world events. His detractors claim that his mixed language quatrains are so ambiguous that they can be used by the credulous to fit the facts after the event.

Is it possible that his four-line verses, written in a mixture of French, Hebrew, and Latin, deliberately obscured by the use of anagrams and abbreviations, could predict events in countries unknown during the middle ages?

Michel de Nostredame was born on 14th December 1503 in St. Remy de Provence. Although Jewish, his family took the wisest course during a time of religious intolerance, and converted to Catholicism. His great-grandfather encouraged him to study astrology, celestial sciences, and Hebrew, in addition to Greek and Latin.

At the age of fourteen he left home to study at Avignon, and five years later, in 1522, he enrolled at the University of Montpellier to study medicine. Shortly after his graduation, bubonic plague struck Montpellier, and the young doctor had his first opportunity to practice his skills.

Nostradamus could not claim to cure plague, but it appears that outbreaks were less virulent when he was the physician, and his fame as a plague doctor spread. For the next four years he traveled all over southern France, treating plague victims. Eventually, when the outbreak had finally run its course, he returned to Montpellier to obtain his doctorate.

He only practiced as a doctor for a year before setting off on his journeys again. During his travels he received a letter from Julius Caesar Scalinger, one of the foremost physicians and scholars of the day, inviting him to visit the Bishop of Agen, who was interested in some of his ideas. Whilst in Agen he married, his wife’s name is unrecorded, but we know that she bore Nostradamus two sons.

Sadly in 1537 plague struck, and although he saved many, his wife and children died. Older doctors ridiculed him for his arrogance in believing his methods superior to standard practice, when he could not even save his own family. Shortly afterwards charges of heresy were brought against him, concerning a remark he had made some time previously about a religious statue. Clearly Agen was no longer a comfortable place to be, and for several more years he wandered throughout Europe.

It was during this phase of his life that stories began to circulate about his supposed clairvoyant abilities. In Ancona, Italy, he prostrated himself before a young Franciscan monk, Felix Peretti. The startled monk, a former swineherd, asked Nostradamus to explain his actions. He replied that he was kneeling before his holiness, much to the amusement of the other monks. Felix Peretti was elected Pope Sixtus 1V in 1585.

On another occasion Nostradamus was supposedly the guest of a skeptic, the Seigneur de Florinville. The Seigneur asked which of two pigs would be eaten that night. Nostradamus answered that a wolf would devour the white pig, and the black pig would be served at table. Determined to prove Nostradamus wrong, Florinville ordered the slaughter of the white pig. The cook complied and the white pig was roasted.

During the meal Florinville asked which pig they were eating, and Nostradamus answered: “the black pig.” Delighted, Florinville sent for the cook and asked him which pig was on the table. He was astounded when the cook explained that a tame wolf had entered the kitchen and devoured the white pig, he had then slaughtered and cooked the black pig. Florinville was a skeptic no longer.

When Nostradamus returned to France he settled in Salon, and in November 1547 he married Anne Gemelle. His wandering days were over. He began to write, and the first book of his prophecies was published in 1555. He grouped his quatrains in sets of 100, known as the centuries. The book contained over 350 predictions (three complete centuries plus 53 quatrains of the fourth).

Nostradamus became so popular that Queen Catherine de Medici summoned him to Paris. He was appointed as personal physician to Henri II, despite one of his quatrains predicting the death of the King.

The young lion shall overcome the older

On the field of combat by single combat.

In a golden cage he shall put out his eye,

Two wounds from one, then he shall die a cruel death.

(Century. 1 – Quatrain 35)

The King was killed when a lance splintered pierced his eye during a tournament. He died as a result of his injuries.

Nostradamus made many predictions for his own time, and hundreds for events many years into the future. The following quatrain is interpreted as the start of the French revolution, the uprising of the people, followed by the King listening to Marie Antoinette, and finally betraying his promise not to leave the Tuileries.

Under the pretext of freeing the people,

The people themselves will usurp power.

He shall do worse because of the trickery of a young whore.

He shall betray in the field, delivering a false promise.

(Century. 5 – Quatrain 5)

The royal couple escaped from the Tuileries, and was heading for a hiding place in Varennes, when their coachman lost his way in the forest of Reines. The captured Queen was dressed in white, the King in gray.

By night there will come by the forest of Reines

A married couple, by a devious route.

A Queen – white stone, a monk-king in gray at Varennes.

Elected Capet, causes tempest, fire and bloody slicing.

(Century. 9 – Quatrain 20)

Is this Napoleon?

An Emperor will be born near Italy,

Who will cost his empire dearly.

They will say when they see his allies,

That he is less a prince than a butcher.

(Century. 1 – Quatrain 60)

Could this be Hitler?

Wild and hungry beasts will cross rivers.

The greatest battles shall be against Hister.

He will cause great men to be dragged in a cage of iron,

When this son of Germany respects no law.

(Century. 2 – Quatrain 24)

For our own time, perhaps the most intriguing is the following quatrain.

Sooner or later you will see great changes made.

Extreme horrors and vengeance.

As Islam is thus led by its angel,

The heavens draw near to the balance.

(Century. 1 – Quatrain 56)

The final word should go to Nostradamus himself, who had a superstitious fear of people walking on his grave, and gave instructions that he be buried upright. On his death, in 1566, his wishes were carried out and he was interred in the wall of the church of Cordeliers. After his death his fame increased and rumors began to spread that important papers had been secreted in his coffin.

In 1700 the authorities at Salon bowed to pressure and gave permission for his coffin to be examined. No papers were found, but a medallion was discovered hanging from the skeleton. It was inscribed: 1700.

Recently the History Channel started to air a program that analyzes of all of the 2012 theories.  It calls this new series the “Nostradamus Effect“.  Nostradamus is so well known for all of his future predictions that you might refer to him as the “Father of Future Predictions”.

You can view that program now by clicking here.

The difference with the Ancient Mayan prophecies, as opposed to other end of the world predictions, is a precise account of when life as we know it will cease to exist. No one can say exactly when or if a meteor will hit. We can only speculate as to when a nuclear war might erupt. We’re still learning about the Ozone layer and whether or not we can reverse the damage done, but we cannot say precisely if or when it will collapse. However, the Ancient Mayans pin-pointedly predicted one specific date, thousands of years into their own future, when we will face the end of the world as we know it. Furthermore, this date is frighteningly close: December 22, 2012.

How exactly did an ancient people prophesy such a future? The answer is in the codices, a collection of writings created by this past civilization, the most famous of which is the Dresden Codex.

The Dresden codex aimed its sights at the stars, the planets, the sun, the moon, and space-related phenomenon. In this hieroglyphic script, the Ancient Mayans used mathematical and astrological genius to formulate an advanced working of the calendar. Contrary to popular belief, the Ancient Mayans did not invent the calendar, but they did perfect it to such a degree that their calendar system measured time and planetary occurrences more accurately than the calendar we use today. They also are responsible for our current understanding of the zodiac, based on a 12-part division of the sky. If you wake up in the morning and read your horoscope, you can thank the Ancient Mayans. But who were these people, and why should we be concerned about their predictions for our future?

No one knows exactly when the Ancient Mayans began making their mark on history, but we do know they were most successful in Mesoamerica somewhere around 2600 BC. (4,607 years ago), and peaking at around A.D. 250 (1,757 years ago) in present day Southern Mexico, Guatemala, Western Honduras, El Salvador, and Northern Belize. Most archeological findings date the most significant productivity of the Ancient Mayans in what is known as the Classic Period, A.D. 250-900 (1,107 years ago). We also know that during their near five-thousand-year reign, the Ancient Mayans accomplished remarkable feats in the written language, mathematics, astronomy, astrology, art, architecture, agriculture, and much more.

The years between 2600 B.C. and 100 A.D. were, for the most part, the golden years for the Maya civilization. With the introduction of the Omelc civilization in 2000 B.C., Mayan culture expanded. Extensive trade routes were built, knowledge and goods exchanged, and farming was established throughout Maya regions. This is when writing was developed in Mesopotamia, when the first solar calendars were carved in stone, and when the Maya set their spiritual, religious, and political roots in a hierarchal system governed by nobles and kings. This is also the time when their greatest pyramids and observatories were created.

The Ancient Mayan structures were remarkable in their own right due to their seemingly perfect alignment, their awe-inspiring size, their attention to detail, the exquisite artwork and architecture, and the products they developed and learned to work within their buildings, such as plaster. Several of the buildings are even more mysterious in that they produce certain effects, such as the sound of a chirping bird, or the shadow of a snake slithering up their slopes during specific times of the year. But what’s even more astounding is that the Ancient Mayans created these elaborate pyramids and observatories without the use of metal tools!

Ancient Maya religions are still not completely understood, but it is clear that the Maya people honored, worshipped, and made sacrifices to many gods – gods that, unlike individual entities, are thought to have the ability to merge and morph with one another as needed or appropriate to portray differing aspects. The Mayans were also heavily founded in beliefs in the supernatural. Because the Mayans understood all things to work in cycles, good and evil were not set concepts, which could be how they justified, in part, their acts of human sacrifice.

Everything, to the Mayans, had a pattern of moving in cycles. This helped with their advancements in farming and their understanding of the movements of the heavens and the Earth. Combined, their knowledge of astrology, astronomy, mathematics, time, their spiritual and supernatural beliefs, as well as their understanding of cyclical patterns, is what led to the creation of the Dresden Codex.

The Maya didn’t just work with one calendar, but instead had a multitude of ways they dissected, analyzed, and measured time. They had two yearly cycles, one known as the Tzolkin, measuring 260 days; and the other being the Haab, of 360 days. These two calendars worked directly with the movements of Venus and Mars, and with a “special” number of 1,366,560 days, a number that is not yet fully understood by modern researchers. But then there was a third form of measuring time, and this third form is the one with which we’re most concerned. A person could easily spend ample time of their own trying to understand the complex intricacies of the Ancient Mayan calendars, but to suit the purpose of understanding the Dresden Codex in relation to doomsday predictions, we can simplify as follows, based on the third form of Ancient Mayan time measurement.

The Ancient Mayans began with a start date, known as the birth of Venus, which is understood as 3114 B.C, the beginning of time recorded. As with our calendars today, the Ancient Mayan calendars were divided into what can be identified as months and years. The months measured 20 days, and the years consisted of 360 days. The Ancient Mayan calendar then exceeded the calendars of today, grouping together even longer periods of time, the first being known as the kuton and measuring 7,200 days; and the second, called the baktun, measuring 144,000 days.

Another number relevant to the Mayans that we don’t yet fully understand is the number 13 (superstition, perhaps?). They believed that after 13 buktuns, each buktun measuring 144,000 days, would be the end of a cycle – or, as many of today’s time understand it, the end of the world. By doing the math, we are able to understand that the end of this time period translates to December 22, 2012. Some accounts suggest December 21, others pinpoint December 23, but that may depend largely on geographic location. Nonetheless, we are faced with potential drastic change in December of 2012. As of the writing of this article, according to the Dresden Codex, the end of the world is roughly five and a half years away.

No one disputes the advanced workings of the Ancient Mayan civilization. We’re all impressed with the knowledge they possessed and how they chose to apply that knowledge. However, how or where they gained such knowledge is open for debate, with theories ranging from simple and natural evolution, to involvement from alien beings. Adding to the mystery of this ancient people are findings such as the Crystal Skulls in locations close to Mayan ruins. These unexplained crystal skulls are said to possess certain metaphysical or paranormal attributes, such as psychic communications. Science is puzzled over the skulls because no one has yet been able to determine exactly how or when the skulls were created because they reflect absolutely no signs of tool markings. As with any unexplained, potentially paranormal phenomena, several theories have been laid out, including that the crystal skulls, once they’ve all been found and united, will unveil great knowledge capable of saving humankind. Naturally, it is suspected that the year 2012 may not be the end of the world, but may in fact be the end of the world as we know it, marking the beginning of a new way of life on earth.

Even though scientists and archeologists have learned a great deal about the Ancient Mayans, how and where they lived, and have been able to, in part, decipher the Dresden Codex, there are still many holes in the doomsday prediction pointing to 2012. One of the most important factors to keep in mind is that though several codices are believed to have existed, only a few of those remain – and even fewer are accessible to us. Many of the codices were lost or destroyed by time or conflict with other ancient civilizations. Others are currently protected as sacred text by the Elders in modern day Mayan cultures whom are not willing to share the extent of their knowledge. Taking this into consideration, we have to rationalize that we only have a small portion of the information on which the Ancient Mayans founded their belief systems and civilizations. We may have a list of ingredients, but we are lacking the full recipe! We cannot logically reason that we can formulate a crystal clear understanding based on a portion of ancient information taken out of context.

Will the crystal skulls found around Ancient Mayan ruins come together alas in 2012, shining upon us their wisdom and glory, paving the way to a new way of life? Is 2012 the date the alien nations will reunite on our planet to share with us their technology? Is the world itself destined to die five years from now? Or are we setting ourselves into a panic based on insubstantial evidence? Only time will tell.

The art/science of studying the stars was engaged by several ancient populations like Maya, Incas, Egyptians and Greeks, and soon grew in importance to the point where those who practiced it were highly regarded and respected in their own society. The reason for this is evident: this science could provide, even from its first, rudimentary structure, an explanation to phenomena strictly connected to their life, such as the alternating of day and night or the cycle of seasons, and provided an essential instrument for activities such as agriculture and navigation.

The history of Astronomy is in part — from its origins to the invention of the telescope by Galileo Galilei, in 1610 — also the history of astrology. In prehistoric ages, the most advanced tribes were familiar with the motion and trajectories of just a few, visible objects like the sun, the moon and some of the brightest stars. The most commonly cited example of such knowledge is the Stonehenge complex, residing in Great Britain, which is thought to have served as a monumental calendar.

Chinese astronomy was born before 2000 BC and is still cited nowadays for its great tradition of carefully, a-critic documentation. From the documents in our possession we know that in their time they were already aware of events such as the passage of comets, or even the explosion of a Supernova star.

A few civilizations in central America also reached astonishing results, but unfortunately they didn’t manage to share they knowledge with other populations. Maya and Inca tribes would often build pyramids and temples, which were devoted to the Gods of the Sky. Their religion was strictly related to the planet Venus and, based on estimations of its motions, they managed to create an incredibly precise astronomical calendar, finding out, among other things, that the planet would accomplish five complete orbital revolutions in the time span of exactly 584 days.

Babylonians soon showed exceptional knowledge in the matter of astronomy, which would later be inherited by Egyptians and Indians. In their case, the desire to perfect this science at all costs came, rather than an actual need, from skeptical reasons that linked the motion of stars and planets to good or bad luck (solar and lunar eclipses were thought to bring extremely bad luck, and this conception would persist until relatively recent times). Even lacking any sort of precise instrumentation, Babylonians managed to find out many things about the apparent motion of planets, basing their observation on the position of a few bright stars on the sky: they therefore discovered the orbital revolution time of many planets, among which Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, only mistaking by a few days, and reporting the results of their calculations on special tables, most of which are well-preserved and can still be seen now in astronomical museums.

Egyptians’ immense and astonishing knowledge regarding astronomy relies, once more, on their ability to forge precise calendars describing the motion of stars and planets. As their life cycle was strictly linked to that of the Nile river, astronomy was given a central role by this society from the very beginning. Around 3000 BC, Egyptians were already used to dividing their day and night time in regular intervals of 12 parts each: day time would be measured by sundials, while night time would be measured by observing the relative position of 24 bright stars. Measuring this way, their ‘hours’ would have a different duration depending on the season, but still averaging 60 minutes each.

It was only with Greek astronomy, though, that a stress was posed on developing theories that would explain the birth of the Universe and its mechanics: Anaximander thought the planet Earth was a cylinder at the center of the Universe, while the stars would rotate around it in all directions; Plato had at a first time a theory, extremely advanced for its time, that put the Sun at the center of the Universe, but he later withdrew it to favor an Earth-centric theory similar to that of Anaximander; Eudoxus of Cnidus, finally, advanced a theory that was later approved by Aristotle, according to which the Universe was made of concentric spheres, rotating one inside another, where the Earth would be in the center.

The Aristotle conception of the structure of the universe was meant to last, with minimal variations, until the year 1500 AD, when Nicolaus Copernicus — which many consider the father of modern astronomy — advanced a theory that put the Earth orbiting in perfect circles around the Sun, together with all the other planets: this approach could in fact solve many of the contradictions that those who supported Aristotle had to face. A few decades later, John Kepler refused yet another innovative model of the universe from his mentor Tycho Brahe, and later became famous for formulating the three laws of star mechanics that were named after him, which are considered valid still nowadays.

In 1610, Galileo Galilei invented the telescope, after a long period of research and experimentation. As soon as he pointed it at the stars, a never seen before universe appeared in front of his eyes: the Moon had a surface full of craters, Jupiter was surrounded by four satellites, while the Milky Way suddenly appeared as nothing but a huge mass of countless stars. In 1632, after publishing his book ‘Dialogo sopra i due massimi sistemi del mondo’ [On the main two models of the Universe] in which he was openly exposing the results of his observations, he was forced by the Catholic Church to abjure not having made those discoveries.

A few decades later, while researching innovative techniques to build more and more powerful telescopes, an important debate took place between the scientist Huygens and Newton over the nature of light: the first said it was a wave, while the second thought it was made of physical ‘atoms’ (photons). The debate that was destined to be solved once and for all just a few decades ago (light is, indeed, both a wave and a physical object). Huygens studied advanced optics as well, and managed to build a telescope that could noticeably minimize the chromatic aberration in observations, which led him to discover Saturn’s rings and its moon, Titanus.

Just a few years later, Cassini and Romer found out that phenomena such as solar eclipses would happen just several minutes after they were expected: this led them to think that light could actually travel at a finite although extremely high speed, rather than to an infinite speed: their estimation put the speed of light at 230,000 km per hour (the actual speed of light is 300,000 km/h).

Starting from the 19th century, following the Industrial Revolution, the continuous development of innovative techniques and instruments for the observation of the sky led to a series of discoveries that quickly contributed to our knowledge. Nowadays, the main purpose of astronomy is to study the life cycle of stars and galaxies, the origin and future of the Universe, obscure objects like pulsars and black holes, and methods to measure interstellar distances with increased precision.

But what will occur on this date, if anything? Although no one knows for certain, many believe that the earth will undergo cataclysmic changes and a possible reversal of the poles. Some believe that Nibiru will impact with earth while others believe that the ancient gods are returning. Nibiru is supposedly an inhabited planet and that the race which resides there, known as the Annunaki, visited earth long ago.
Author Zechariah Sitchin, studied ancient Sumerian tablets which depicted extraterrestrial visitations. As with any theory, there are those that agree and others who disagree. There are of course, others who have expounded upon Sitchins’ theory. According to the story, there was once a large planet called Tiamat with which Nibiru had a collision. The Annunaki (or at least some of them) survived the impact. Tiamat was cut in half, with the earth, moon and asteroid being the remaining remnants of her glory. Yes, it may not all add up but then I can neither prove or disprove the theory. Anyway, it appears that the technologically advanced Annunaki took on the task of terraforming the Earth to make it habitable. It seems the aliens needed gold, either to repair their ailing atmosphere as Sitchin suggested or for some other reason. The task, however, seemed to be somewhat daunting, even for such an advanced race of beings as the Annunaki.

The Annunaki needed workers to mine the gold and so they came up with a solution. They created a hybrid worker using the primitive beings on Earth and their own DNA. The new being, namely humans, were created to be slaves for the Annunaki. Some people believe that the return of Nibiru will be beneficial, ushering Earth and her people into a higher vibrational frequency and a new era. Then there are those that believe Nibiru will bring destruction to the earth. The climate of Earth is changing due to global warming but what is causing the warming? Is it really all due to the actions of humanity? If so, why are the other planets in our solar system undergoing a warming of their own?

There has been an increase in upheavals on Earth including tsunamis, earthquakes, flooding and more in various parts of the world. There are some who believe that these events are occurring due to the increasing approach of Nibiru. The powerful effects of Nibiru’s magnetic field could have disastrous consequences for Earth. It could also affect the other planets in our solar system as well. Earth could very well see massive tsunamis, shifting land masses and increased volcanic activity. There is no doubt that Earth has been experiencing climatic changes and they are likely to become more frequent and intense as Nibiru continues to approach.

Written by: 2012-Comet.com Guest
Don’t forget that you can check-out all of the latest disasters at the:
Emergency and Disaster Information Service

We believe that a lot of the 2012 predictions were created to discredit revelations in the Bible. Moses wrote the first five books of the Bible (also known as the Torah). These five books are believed to contain secret codes put there by God himself. The odds are 10 million to 1 that the Bible Codes do not actually exist.

We also feel Wormwood (as referred to in the Bible) is the comet.

Two statements were found in the Bible Codes:

1. Comet 5772 (2012) Earth Annihilated
2. Comet It will be Crumbled I will Tear to pieces 2012

One suggests that a comet will hit earth in 2012 and the alternative suggests that the comet will be destroyed! (lets hope so anyway).

We hope that the second statement could mean that the comet is destroyed. However; there is a real fear that the second statement could mean the comet breaks up into multiple pieces before hitting the earth.

In order to believe that a 2012 comet is possible, you first have to believe that the Bible Codes (and the Bible for that matter) are in fact true/exist.

We think you might be pretty shocked at the credibility of the people who feel the Bible Codes are in fact true.

However; we also feel that they were placed in there to help and not hurt anyone. This could mean that if NASA (or any other space agency) believes that they are in fact true, then there is a possibility that the future could be altered.

Who knows what the US/Russia actually have sitting up in space right now? It’s possible that the comet has already been found and there is a team working to prevent it from hitting earth. Let’s hope so…

From what we understand, NASA is either tracking 90% of all NEOs or will be soon. The Near Earth Object Program is the website where NASA lists comets and asteroids that are being tracked.

Apparently, it is impossible for NASA or anyone else to find all of the asteroids and comets in our universe. But, we are encouraged that they continue to search for them.