NASA denies prophecy on 2012 apocalypse
NASA is conducting a campaign meant to combat the prophecies of the imminent 2012 apocalypse on conditions in which this new topic - said to be based on real facts - propagates through the world population. Even Hollywood contributed to the catastrophic scenario by releasing the "2012" a high budget movie directed by Roland Emmerich. The film (2012) - which will be released this week in EU - narates that the end of the mankind will come on 21 December 2012 following a series of natural catastrophies. The date would correspond to a planetary allignment rumored to be desastrous and everything starts with the mayan prophecy. Sustained by thousands of websites, the prediction originates from a legend according to which a planet called Nibiru or "planet X" head toward Terra getting into collision in 2012. Some other websites say NASA hides the truth but the American Space Agency has a firm statement. "Everything is imagination, phantasm. No reliable scientist talked about such a threat related to 2012" - says NASA reminding that the Earth has an existence of more than 4 billion years. Futhermore regarding the Maya calendar, this does not stop on 21 December 2012, instead it's just the end of a periodic cycle.
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