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Uncategorized Saturday, March 10th 2012 at 3:00 pm

NASA Scientist Calmly Debunks a Slew of 2012 Apocalypse Theories [Video]

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There are few things that NASA dislikes more than bunk science, and the space agency seems to have taken a particular dislike to unfounded claims that 2012 is the last year of existence. Addressing these apocalyptic “theories” is Jet Propulsion Lab senior research scientist Don Yeomans, who patiently refutes the Mayan calendar, pole shifts, planet X, and planetary alignments as end of the world scenarios. Trust him, he’s a scientist.

(via Universe Today)

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=563223409 Vic Horsham

    Damnit what about my end-of-the-world piss-up?  So long as I can still use it as an excuse for a ridiculous Armageddon fancy dress party I’m good.

  • Anonymous

    The idea that men are created free and equal is
    both true and misleading: men are created different; they lose their
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  • http://www.facebook.com/briancmckinley Brian C McKinley

    Of course they debunk it all! NASA in the last year has done oohing but debunk thing, ufo’s 2012 stuff, etc etc. It seems like they now have nothing better to do than debunk stuff. How long has it been since they confirmed anything of interest? I have no belief in anything apocalyptic happening this year but I mean come on. Besides, of course they would keep anything Earth ending a secret. They can’t come out and tell us we are all going to die. :P
    Department of Debunkery. 

  • http://www.facebook.com/guney.simliova Güney Simliova

    The real world ended in some time in mid-2000′s. Bieber, Black, Gaga and Minaj are on the hit lists. This cannot happen in real world. The world we are living in is not real, it’s some kind of alternative world in bizarre universe. We’re too late.

  • Ryan

    Finally and all this because of a calender some archiologists found in a Mayan ruin the Mayans probably said”stuff this we’re to tired to continue writing calenders”.