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Feel free to delete this post if it is miscategorized or anything. I saw this article: http://www.badastronomy.com/bablog/2...r-get-on-2012/ today and was wondering if the 2012 debunking article has already been written. I did a search, but didn't get much back except 1 other post that mentions he needs to write one. Any ideas?
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Second post, wow. You don't miss a beat, do you, binary guy?
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I think I missed a beat. Or two. But, like, 45 minutes passed and nobodies jumped in to predict me and my list would appear real soon. How odd.
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I don't know how it got past us. We'll all try to do better next time.
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Anyway, I do appreciate when others predict my coming. It softens up the ground. It greases the skids. It puts palm fronds before my... donkey... No. That ain't right. Um... But, thanks all. Disturbing analysis: one-third through 2008, we've accumulated at least 15 BAUT topics related to 2012. That's nearly one a week. If the acceleration continues (I'm gonna blame dark energy), by mid-2011, we should see about one topic per hour. Gird thy loins. I girded mine this morning.
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As I have previously predicted, the world will end in 2012. The destruction will be caused by the creation of an Information Blackhole, from the density of links in your 2012 post, that will exist at that time.
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Imagine the board's density at that point!
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Is it okay for me to call you binary guy?
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Now i know how you lot feel about the doomsday folk and their 2012 rumblings but the mayan calender does draw to an end at this particular point in time and coincides with the 26000 year axis wobble shift,
the mayans understood the rhythms of the earth from their observations and associated the various timeshifts with particular phases of misfortune/goodfortune- and if we can presume that their cultures timekeeping was taking place for a few tens of thousands of years previously, seeing as its a 26000 year calender its not a big leap really, now i know you are astronomers but put a geology hat on for a minute and take a look down a timeline of the earths history over the past 100,000 years frinstance 26000 years ago- we entered a mini ice age, 57500 years ago- major volcanic ash cloud 72000 years ago was the toba mass extinction event, the mayan calender just happens to coincide with its cycle beggining at the mini ice age and culminating now (manmade global warming may not be the only reason all that white stuffs melting is all im saying) and if the milankovitch wobble were to be a possible cause of a gravitational lensing effect that gave us more tension in our already quite active tectonic plates then the mayans would have done a pretty good bloody job of predicting the end of the world! you are very dismissive of a warning put in place thousands of years ago by a people with an understanding that is very different to your own, cos you dont get it and admit it, it makes you slightly nervous go 0on just a little what with yellowstone maybe being due a blowup too,(2.1millionyrsago,1.2millionyrsago,0.6milliony rsago makes me nervous anyhoo. any of you lot ever been near a volcano? its warm i tell you. we are in a very priveleged window of easy living on this ball of fireworks and we should all be aware that ice ages come on pretty quick. and come off it you not see that <edit> comet <edit> jupiter right in its hurricane in 97? you dont see many of them every aeon do you? summats going on all the ice is melting and the weathers gone mad, the mayans predicted destruction and that kinda looks like what were getting manmade or no, so they were right and your planetary alignment musings are moot. Last edited by Jim; 02-May-2008 at 03:31 AM.. Reason: Language |
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Being as big as it is, stuff probably does collide with Jupiter once in a while, but this is the first time we've had Hubble to look at it with. And as for Hale-Bopp, the 20th century actually had FEWER bright comets than the 19th or 18th.
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what? fewer brighter comets? who said anything about comets? or more bright ones? my allusion to the comet striking jupiter was to strike a balance to past times when such things would be considered a portent if you will, and it seems they are an omen cos we are <edit>, we went past the glacial melt tipping point some years ago now imho(which as a climate researcher isnt that humble) and your petty rebuttal to my essential point by picking holes in my recollection of dates is frankly rather pathetic and you also reinforce the portent thing by looking for them and saying its not the end of the world cos we havent seen enough comets,as for the 94 thing i was only 13 at the time and was more concerned with bb guns and mancity.
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the mayans believed that the dark area of the milky way was the doorway to the underworld and it was associated with very bad things which is understandable seeing we/they had previously had an ice age and two massive volcanoes every time it came round?!!?!?!
and here we go again bad things is happening again! <edit. you dont even need a mayan to tell you we had the clash in the 70s the ice age is coming, the suns zooming in, engines stop running, the wheat is growing thin, a nuclear era but i have no fear cos london is drowning out and i live by the river. Last edited by Jim; 02-May-2008 at 03:34 AM.. Reason: Language (unnecessary in context) |
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eightyape, please review the Rules Of The Board.
http://www.bautforum.com/about-baut/...ing-board.html Specifically: Quote:
In fact- it would be much more effective because I'm, pretty inclined not to read your posts considering the amount of nonsense in them- not including the 2012 nonsense, which you incidentally have got backwards, wrong and totally incorrect as well. It's what you get when you read woo woo sites and don't actually use your brain or do any research on your own. |
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It rolls over at that point in time- Like Every Other Calender Does! Do the math- No it does not coincide with any such thing. Quote:
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Did you actually take the time to look any of these up? Do any of the calculations yourself? Or did you trust a Woo Woo? I should make my own website and post half-baked ideas on it. I'll name it www.trustawoowoo.com Secondly- a MINI Ice Age? Are you ignoring all other geological events that do not (Supposedly considering your skewed numbers) line up with the Mayan Calender? KACHING! ![]() Quote:
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And did that comet line up with any astrological Mayan Calender hoopla these woo woo's make up off the top of their head? Quote:
The Mayans Did Not Predict Global Warming! Your post is chock full of pseudo-babble- most of which doesn't make sense nor lines up with reality. The rest of the post seems to invent stuff that is Wrong, Not True and also False. |
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Please pretend that you are speaking to a class full of sixth graders and keep the language kid friendly. ETA: Oh, and responding to another Member with "your petty rebuttal to my essential point by picking holes in my recollection of dates is frankly rather pathetic" is a violation of Rule 2 Civility and Decorum. Read the Rules. Follow them. You are new here, but consider yourself warned.
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you lot really area bunch of effete wee <edit> arent you ill leave what ive written mistakes and all im also leaving my house cos it goes underwater twice a year now, theres no <edit> ice left whether the mayans predicted it or not we are <edit> so lets get drunk and stop arguing for hours against the superstitious masses.
oh and <edit> off you language nazi. Last edited by Jim; 02-May-2008 at 04:16 AM.. Reason: Language |
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I've written an article about 2012 and why it's bollocks, but I can't figure out where to send it. I don't think anyone would touch it.
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One thing for certain in the years following 2012 historians will find something that is blindingly obvious and our grandchildren will wonder "How come they didn't see it all coming?" My 20-20 hindsight might not be all that crash hot but it beats the heck out of my foresight ![]() |
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Mayan Math
Earth Orbit: Tun (18 x 20) = 360 days Sun Rotation: Tzolkin (26 x 10) = 260 days • Three (3) calendar rounds of 13, 18, 20 synchronize interlocking 234, 260, 360 day cycles. • The Tun tracked the Sun rotation = 26 days x 10 = 260 day calendar. • The Tzolkin tracked the Earth = 36 x 10 = 360 day calendar. 10 x 26 = 260 = 10 Solar Rotations each 26 Earth days 20 x 18 = 360 = 1 Earth Solar Orbit (degrees) 13 x 18 = 234 = Tun & Tzolkin synchronization (20^n); Mercury (117 days orbit) It takes 13 tun for the Sun rotation of (26 days x 10 x 18) = 4,680 days to align with the Earth (360 days x 13 ) = 4,680 days = 13 tun Sun and Moon | 7 days per week 28 x 13 = 364; (moon orbit) 14 x 26 = 364; (sun rotation) 52 x 7 = 364; (7 ÷ evenly into 364) 364 Sun/Moon Cycles: = 28 day Moon/Earth Orbit (10,192 days ÷ 28) = 26 day Sun Rotation (9,464 days ÷ 26) for the Solar rotation and Lunar orbit. Fractal Invert/Recursion: (10192/28/360) = 91/90 (9464/26/360) = 91/90 Dividing both by 20: Tzolkin (260 / 20) = 13 Tun (360 / 20) = 18 13 x 18 = 234 days. Tun (360): [(18 x 20) x (20^(n=0...7)) x 13] Tzolkin (260): [(13 x 20) x (20^(n=0...7)) x 18] 1. Start dates for each new level are far apart; 2. Previous levels continue as each new level is added; 3. All 9 levels coterminous. Level 9 260 ÷ 20 = 13 x 18 = 234 days 360 ÷ 20 = 18 x 13 = 234 days Level 8 260 x 18 = 4,680 days 360 x 13 = 4,680 days 234 x 20 = 4,680 days Level 7 260 x 20 x 18 = 93,600 days 360 x 20 x 13 = 93,600 days 234 x 20 x 20 = 93,600 days Level 6 260 x [20^2] x 18 = 1,872,000 days 360 x [20^2] x 13 = 1,872,000 days 234 x [20^2] x 20 = 1,872,000 days Level 5 260 x [20^3] x 18 = 37,440,000 days 360 x [20^3] x 13 = 37,440,000 days 234 x [20^3] x 20 = 37,440,000 days Level 4 260 x [20^4] x 18 = 748,800,000 days 360 x [20^4] x 13 = 748,800,000 days 234 x [20^4] x 20 = 748,800,000 days Level 3 260 x [20^5] x 18 = 14,976,000,000 days 360 x [20^5] x 13 = 14,976,000,000 days 234 x [20^5] x 20 = 14,976,000,000 days Level 2 260 x [20^6] x 18 = 299,520,000,000 days 360 x [20^6] x 13 = 299,520,000,000 days 234 x [20^6] x 20 = 299,520,000,000 days Level 1 260 x [20^7] x 18 = 5,990,400,000,000 days 360 x [20^7] x 13 = 5,990,400,000,000 days 234 x [20^7] x 20 = 5,990,400,000,000 days Cellular Days = Tun & Tzolkin Years: 5,990,400,000,000 ÷ 260 = 23,040,000,000 (of 260 Day) Cycles 5,990,400,000,000 ÷ 360 = 16,640,000,000 (of 360 Day) Cycles 5,990,400,000,000 ÷ 234 = 25,600,000,000 (of 234 Day) Cycles 234 Relevant Factors: 234 x 1 = 234; 117 x 2 = 234; 78 x 3 = 234; 39 x 6 = 234; 26 x 9 = 234; 13 x 18 = 234; 18 x 13 = 234; 260 Relevant Factors: 260 x 1 = 260; 130 x 2 = 260; 65 x 4 = 260 52 x 5 = 260 26 x 10 =260 13 x 20 = 260; 20 x 13 = 260; 360 Relevant Factors: 360 x 1 = 360; 180 x 2 = 360; 120 x 3 = 360; 90 x 4 = 360; 72 x 5 = 360 60 x 6 = 360; 45 x 8 = 360 40 x 9 = 360; 36 x 10 = 360; 30 x 12 = 360; 20 x 18 = 360; 18 x 20 = 360; Notes on [234 - 260 - 360]: • None ÷ by 7; • All ÷ by 2; • Only 260 & 360 both ÷ by 4, 5; • Only 360 ÷ by 8; • 260 does not ÷ by 3, 6, or 9; • Of the numbers [13-18-20] none divide evenly into the others; • There are no common denominators. Download a 65 page PDF file which shows exactly how all of the cycles and counts of days were all counting days as they tracked orbits of the earth, sun, moon, mercury, venus, mars, saturn, transits, and many other of the movements in motion in the solar system in the Milky Way Galaxy in the universe. http://www.mayaexploration.org/pdf/A...0Astronomy.pdf |
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My second grade computer teacher was right. If you use the Internet, you WILL encounter scary people.
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Can someone explain the lack of header information in post #21?
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This is BogDin here. I don't know!
Actually I'm not BogDin, but I forget who I am really. And, I lied when I said I don't know. I believe the answer is: it might have a little something to do with the fact that unregistered users can post articles in this section. |
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That's not true. The Maya measured the solar orbit with a 365-day year (tun + 5). The tun was only used in the Long Count, which wasn't tied to the length of the year.
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Thanks Bog, I knidn't dow that.
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I'm curious - why isn't this worthy of a language edit? Is the term I bolded above term deemed "kid friendly"?
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I'm just wondering where, exactly, the "offensive" line in the sand is drawn. Edited additional info: For the record, I don't find the word offensive. I don't find any words offensive. It's all about context.
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