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Some scientists are amused while others are bemused by "2012," reminding all that the end-of-the- world saga is pure fiction No one knows why the ancient Mayans decided to end their long calendar on winter solstice, 2012. Full Article at Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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(WLTX) - This Friday, Hollywood will roll out "2012," it's supposed to be the disaster movie of all time. It' based on the belief that the earth will end in 2012. Full Article at WLTX | Columbia, SC
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An ancient Mayan Pyramid at Chchen Itza. The Mayan calendar ends in 2012, but Mayans never predicted the world would end. Rather, the ending of their calendar is rather like how our Gregorian calendar ends each Dec. 31. Full Article at LiveScience.com
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A composite image of the Western hemisphere of Earth The world is not going to end in 2012, according to NASA. There will be no solar flares that set fire to Earth, and the planet Nibiru is not going to collide with the planet in 2012. Full Article at Associated Content
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Nibiru, Morrison says, was conjured by Zecharia Sitchin, an author of fictional literature centering on the ancient Mesopotamian civilization of Sumer. Full Article at Popular Science
