The Maya of Central America were famed for the accuracy of their astronomy and the sophistication of their measurement of time. The ancient Mayan civilization has been recognized as one of the most important ever to have existed. Archeaologists decoding ancient stone monuments and manuscripts have shown that
the Mayans believed a cataclysmic change will affect the planet on December 21, 2012. On this date the fifth great cycle of time will come to an end. Some say to a violent end.
Now with the Mayan Countdown Clock gadget, or widget, you can countdown the days, hours, minutes, and seconds until the End of the World on 12/21/2012. You can easily embed it on your iGoogle page or any web page. There's also a handy clock with Mayan numerals because it's still important to know what time it is. The Mayan Countdown Clock, get yours today! Before it's too late. 2012 End of the World News: Maybe the Mayans were right. Religious scholars say gay m... Maybe the Mayans were right. Religious scholars say gay marriage a sign the end is near. Experts in ancient Mayan culture have been prophesizing the world will come to a cataclysmic end in 2012 . They base this on detailed interpretations of the ancient ... and more » WHAT OTHERS SAY: Mayan discovery: World won't end in 2012 23, according to a newly discovered Mayan calendar. If an incomplete ancient Mayan calendar, enthusiastically embraced by cultists and those of an exceedingly gloomy pessimism, were to be believed, it didn't matter who won the November election because ... and more » Poll: Believers in Mayan calendar predictions "Apparently there's some kind of research about when our (modern) calendar was adjusted, so technically December 21st, 2012 are already happened, since nobody took into account leap years," a local woman told me. So apparently we made it through all ... Forget doomsday: It turns out the Mayans had a long eye o... According to the ancient Mayan calendar as interpreted by New Age thinkers, the world was supposed to end on Dec. 21, 2012 (or Dec. 23 by another reckoning). The fear from retailers was that distressed shoppers would not buy for the holidays until ... and more » |
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