Cheers to life, you are still alive! For those who were living under the rock, Doomsday was about to strike on Sunday, June 21 according to the infamous Mayan Calendar. However, as the day passed by and nothing took place, many people on Twitter shared their excitement and shared hilarious memes and jokes about the same.
According to the infamous Mayan calendar, the world is going to end today on June 21. After its 2012 failed prophesy about the end of the world, the theorists who study the Mayan Calendar claim that it was wrongly read earlier in 2012 and the world will witness an apocalypse today, on June 21.
The infamous Mayan calendar which resulted in a failed end of the world prophecy has predicted the end of the world for today, June 21 2020. The theorists who study the Mayan Calendar say that the date was wrongly read earlier in 2012 and that the final date for the apocalypse is today.
You must be living under a rock if you are unversed with the theories of the world coming to an end on June 21, 2020. If the infamous Mayan Calendar is to be believed, doomsday will arrive on Sunday.
There have been several predictions and theories on an imminent doomsday circulating over the years. Some predicted the end of the world through floods and fires, others through comets. What remains known is that they predicted, and they failed as well. A doomsday prediction has been made for Sunday, June 21 where the infamous Mayan calendar predicts the end of the world. Meanwhile, here is the full list of failed doomsday predictions, as per Britannica.
Sunday, June 21, that is tomorrow, will be the end of the world if the infamous Mayan Calendar is to be believed. The calendar which predicted doomsday in 2012, has claimed that the date was misread and the eventual doomsday will be tomorrow, Sunday, June 21.
The massive earthquake struck New Zealand when Doomsday theories have picked up pace as infamous Mayan calendar, which wrongly predicted the end of the world on December 21, 2012, suggests that the world will end for good on June 21, 2020 -- the upcoming Sunday. Scientist says New Zealand "dodged a tsunami bullet" following a 7.4 quake that struck south of the Kermadec Islands.
Doomsday theories have picked up pace as June 21 draws close. The infamous Mayan calendar, which wrongly predicted the end of the world on December 21, 2012, suggests that the world will end for good on June 21, 2020 -- the upcoming Sunday. Coincidentally, the doomsday prediction coincides with the date of the Ring of Fire solar eclipse.
The Mayan calendar's prediction about the end of the world in December 2012 shocked everyone and now another conspiracy theory states that according to the Julian calendar we are in the year 2012 and not in 2020. Does that mean that the doomsday is near? Look at how people expressed their horror on social media.
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New data obtained by the European Space Agency (ESA) satellites revealed the existence of a mysterious anomaly weakening Earth's magnetic field. Termed as 'South Atlantic Anomaly', extends all the way from South America to southwest Africa. But what does this exactly mean? Are all the doomsday theories making rounds real? IndiaTVnews.com reached out to NASA with similar questions.
The advocacy group founded by the creators of the atomic bomb moved their famed "Doomsday Clock" ahead two minutes on Thursday. It said the world is now three minutes from a catastrophic midnight, instead of five minutes.
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