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| Originally Posted by progunr If you look at some of the science that accompanies this prediction, there may be something to it. |
Sorry Progunr - too much hokum, not enough science. Citing astrologers like Sergey Smelyakov doesn't add any credence. Nor does citing Nostradamus. Some specifc problems with your post:
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| Originally Posted by progunr
Even NASA predicts that a terrific solar storm will hit the earth in 2012 and they report that it will be 30 to 50 percent greater than anything ever before. |
Source please? There are predictions that the next maximum of solare activity may produce more than the usual number of susnpots, and hence a higher level of solar activity compared to the last maximum. However, there are disagrements as to whether that will occur in 2011 or 2012. I see no one of any repute specifically claiming to predict what the sloar activitry will be like precisely oinb Dec 21, 2012. See:
NASA - Solar Storm Warning Quote:
| Originally Posted by progunr
the planet Venus is set to take a path across the face of the sun on December 21, 2012 which happens very infrequently. It did happen recently, however, on June 8, 2004 which means that it will happen again in only 8 years, which is very unusual, but was also predicted by the Mayans. |
The next transit of Venus across the Sun will take place on June 6, 2012, not Dec 21. The last transit did indeed occur in 2004. However, the 8-year interval between transits is not at all unusual - the typical pattern is for Venus to transit twice in an 8-year period followed by a hundred years or so before the next pair of transits. Thus the last 6 transits prior to the 2004 event were in the years 1631, 1639, 1761, 1769, 1874, and 1882. See:
NASA - 2004 and 2012 Transits of Venus Quote:
| Originally Posted by progunr
No one can really say what the results of all these events happening on that date will be, but with the history of them being mentioned, so far back in time, I'd say to just completely dismiss them as garbage without any possibility that "something" may occur, would be nieve at best.
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Actually, the great galactic alignment started in 1998, so if something is going to occur it seems we already missed it. It will reach its midpoint in 2016, not 2012, and will be complete in 2034. So in the end there is no science at all to accompany predictions of what may occur on Dec 21, 2012.
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