NASA Attempts To Assuage 2012 Fears

Come on, people! How can there be SOOO many people who don't understand the word FICTION?

It's already been proven that the date of 2012 was a miscalculation from bad astronomical observations and it should be 2212, if that even makes a difference.

Matthew 24:36 says "No one knows about that day or hour, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father." and Mark 13:32 says "No one knows about that day or hour, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father." That's the concurence of two witnesses.

Whenever someone says "The world's gonna end on . . ." I feel safe on that day.

NASA Attempts To Assuage <em>2012</em> Fears: "eldavojohn writes 'The apocalyptic film 2012 has dominated the box office, taking in $65 million on opening weekend. But with all those uninformed eyeballs watching the film, NASA has found itself answering so many common questions that their Ask an Astrobiologist blog offers calming, professional reassurance that there is no planet Nibiru, nor will it collide with Earth (although I do recall a massive solar storm forecast). NASA's main site even offers a FAQ answering similar questions. NPR has more on NASA scientist David Morrison and his efforts to calm the ensuing public hysteria, but survivalists are already planning for the big one. Pretty funny, right? Not according to Morrison: 'I've had three from young people saying they were contemplating committing suicide. I've had two from women contemplating killing their children and themselves. I had one last week from a person who said, 'I'm so scared, my only friend is my little dog. When should I put it to sleep so it won't suffer?' And I don't know how to answer those questions.''

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