, the wavefront of a supernova explosion reach the Earth where it will produce the end of the world. Various heroic efforts involving spacecraft, astronauts and scientists attempt to stave off the inevitable demise of all life as we know it. According to one reviewer on the Internet Movie Database, the film has no connection with the year 2012!
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
2012 Supernova
In the 2009 movie 2012 Supernova, the wavefront of a supernova explosion reach the Earth where it will produce the end of the world. Various heroic efforts involving spacecraft, astronauts and scientists attempt to stave off the inevitable demise of all life as we know it. According to one reviewer on the Internet Movie Database, the film has no connection with the year 2012!
, the wavefront of a supernova explosion reach the Earth where it will produce the end of the world. Various heroic efforts involving spacecraft, astronauts and scientists attempt to stave off the inevitable demise of all life as we know it. According to one reviewer on the Internet Movie Database, the film has no connection with the year 2012!
Monday, September 7, 2009
2012 and Counting (2009) article
Skeptic magazine (vol. 15, no. 2, 2009) published an article by David Morrison titled "2012 and Counting: A NASA Scientist Answers the Top 20 Questions About 2012." Most of the article is about the bogus (fictional) planet Nibiru, also known as Planet X, around which there is supposed to be a conspiracy to conceal its existence. According to Morrison's introduction, "I answer questions from the public submitted on-line to a NASA website (astrobiology.nasa.gov), and over the past two years the Nibiru-2012 doomsday has become the dominant topic people ask about."
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