NASA: The world will not end in 2012
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This post was last edited by cjzhou2 on 2009-11-20 07:33. The world will not come to an end on December 21, 2012, NASA insisted in a rare campaign to dispel rumors fueled by the Internet and a new Hollywood movie. Some websites have accused the US space agency of concealing the truth about the existence of a planet that is about to collide with Earth, but NASA denounced such stories as an “Internet hoax.” NASA issued this rare statement in order to dispel the rumors fueled by the Internet and a new Hollywood film. Some websites claim that an irregularly orbiting planet is about to collide with Earth, and that NASA is aware of this but failing to report it, but NASA says this is nothing but an ‘online rumor’. NASA -- National Aeronautics and Space Administration; dispel -- eliminate; wayward -- irregular; haux -- lies, pranks
2012 was originally a prophecy of Mayan culture. In fact, the prophecy suggests that 2012 was not the end of the world, but rather a sign that the world had entered a new era! It is a brand new beginning.
2012 was just a big Hollywood movie; no one could have imagined that the end of the world would come so quickly, after all, the Arctic still exists today. The seawater has not yet flooded large parts of the continent. However, the movie itself portrays a sense of horror and disaster, serving as a reminder that we should pay attention to the severe impact on the environment caused by modern societal development, and cherish life and the Earth. I heard the film cost 200 million, but according to the news, its box office earnings have already exceeded 225 million – it’s definitely a big-budget movie. It is highly recommended.
Let’s wait and see!
2012 is a big joke, but I will go to this movie next night.
I watched it last weekend. It’s a good movie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz86TsGx3fc
7# cjzhou2 I also hope to see the film.
Watch movies if I have time