One Reading Calendar, 2012 Clear?

After news emerged of the Maya that the end will occur on December 21, 2012, some archaeologists and physicists deny the truth of the issue. As reported in the pages abcGoodMorningAmerica, in the early 2012's there was confusion about the statement that the new relief that the Maya never predicted that something bad will happen this year, and even if they had, we probably misread their calendar.

According to Christopher Powell, archaeologists who are studying the Mayan culture, there is no obvious source of the apocalypse.

Meanwhile, quotes from members of the American archaeologist named Bruce Love, Lisa Hix stated that the real doomsday rumors originating from the Maya are not true. According to him, as long as these people have misinterpreted on the calendar calculation tribe residing in the United Yucatan Peninsula, on Wednesday (4 / 1).

In line with Powell and Hix, a physics scientist named Ian O'Neill, said there is no reliable evidence about the truth of the Mayan calendar calculations. O'Neill considers this is an issue that smells of commercial production house which has been promoting the film "2012" in 2009. Parties to the production of the film is intentionally mengemborkan 2012 newspaper in order to film it produces behavior.

The Mayans predicted the end of the world, according to a 1300 year old stone tablet that marks the end of a cycle. Maya civilization, which reached its peak from 300 AD to 900 AD, known as the tribes who are experts in the field of astronomy. The Mayan Long Count calendar which started in 3114 BC marks the time at about 394 years known as baktuns period. Thirteen is a number of important and sacred to the Mayans. They write that Baktun 13 ends on December 21, 2012.

This is reinforced by the statement of Lawrence Joseph, author of "Apocalypse 2012" who believe that the Mayan astronomical calculations are very precise and sophisticated. According to him, in December will be a burst of flame from the sun to be wiping out the world.

Then, if the calculation of the Maya would really happen?

According to Mexico's National Anthropology and History, 2012 is still doubtful. Because the western people think the world is spinning on a regular basis, time will begin and end at the same point as the Maya believed.

In addition, the anthropologist Wade Davis has explored all the rumors end 2012 with a dialogue with the people in the community of National Geographic. He concluded that the news is still confusing the truth.

But beyond these issues, now the world is hit by many disasters and global economic crisis. Currently, there are many evil, conflict, and turmoil that continues to occur in countries of the world. According to Davis, these things are signs for the destruction of the world. And, he believes the Mayan prophecy is not the harbinger of the end of the world. (RZK / gma.yahoo.com / MEL)
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