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Topic: Solar Eclipse has some worried
35TOO Joined Sat 11/08/08 Posts: 10407	Tue 07/21/09 01:31 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. yes and this is my birthday and that day is when the Mayan longcount(calander)ended. They predicted the end of the world on that day centuries ago. Scary! they went into a lot of detail on that in some of my highschool and college courses but i never worried because i can't trust a calender that doesn't have a bikini-clad woman on it. OR TRACTOR ON IT...........

WisdomsChild Joined Thu 11/29/07 Posts: 5133	Tue 07/21/09 01:32 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. yes and this is my birthday and that day is when the Mayan longcount(calander)ended. They predicted the end of the world on that day centuries ago. Scary! they went into a lot of detail on that in some of my highschool and college courses but i never worried because i can't trust a calender that doesn't have a bikini-clad woman on it. you didn't see the Mayan/Toltec swimsuit edition???

AdventureBegins Joined Tue 04/10/07 Posts: 7666	Tue 07/21/09 01:44 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Spectacular indeed. However what do you think will happen our stars coronal mass - with the gravitational mass points of all the planets on the same side of the sun? Would it be possible it will eject the solar flare of all solar flares? What will the gravitational tides do to the earths crust? (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) All planets with large mass and gravitational wells and all on one side of the earth. Could it actually change orbital vectors for some of the planets or the moons orbiting those planets by tweeking their stability.

snarkytwain Joined Thu 09/11/08 Posts: 2789	Tue 07/21/09 01:47 PM Edited by snarkytwain on Tue 07/21/09 01:47 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Spectacular indeed. However what do you think will happen our stars coronal mass - with the gravitational mass points of all the planets on the same side of the sun? Would it be possible it will eject the solar flare of all solar flares? What will the gravitational tides do to the earths crust? (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) All planets with large mass and gravitational wells and all on one side of the earth. Could it actually change orbital vectors for some of the planets or the moons orbiting those planets by tweeking their stability. Who knows? It's amazing to think about, though. I think for sure, though, weather major or minor, the world WILL change that day, somehow... never the same again. (Edited cuz I said "fer sure" WAY too many times...)

WisdomsChild Joined Thu 11/29/07 Posts: 5133	Tue 07/21/09 01:49 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Spectacular indeed. However what do you think will happen our stars coronal mass - with the gravitational mass points of all the planets on the same side of the sun? Would it be possible it will eject the solar flare of all solar flares? What will the gravitational tides do to the earths crust? (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) All planets with large mass and gravitational wells and all on one side of the earth. Could it actually change orbital vectors for some of the planets or the moons orbiting those planets by tweeking their stability. As far as orbital vectors I'm not sure there's enough mass in a solar flare to permit for the physics but let me cunsult the ol' college books!

Ladylid2012 Joined Sun 07/05/09 Posts: 42269	Tue 07/21/09 01:54 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Spectacular indeed. However what do you think will happen our stars coronal mass - with the gravitational mass points of all the planets on the same side of the sun? Would it be possible it will eject the solar flare of all solar flares? What will the gravitational tides do to the earths crust? (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) All planets with large mass and gravitational wells and all on one side of the earth. Could it actually change orbital vectors for some of the planets or the moons orbiting those planets by tweeking their stability. of course all of the above could happen. This is an event that hasn't happened for 26,000 years.... thats what is so spectacular. Things can't stay the same forever.

fullmoonfairy Joined Mon 02/23/09 Posts: 1788	Tue 07/21/09 01:54 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile.

WisdomsChild Joined Thu 11/29/07 Posts: 5133	Tue 07/21/09 01:56 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it!

fullmoonfairy Joined Mon 02/23/09 Posts: 1788	Tue 07/21/09 01:59 PM Edited by fullmoonfairy on Tue 07/21/09 02:00 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there...

WisdomsChild Joined Thu 11/29/07 Posts: 5133	Tue 07/21/09 02:02 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there... Yeah it's possible if you have a tidal flow!

AdventureBegins Joined Tue 04/10/07 Posts: 7666	Tue 07/21/09 02:02 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Spectacular indeed. However what do you think will happen our stars coronal mass - with the gravitational mass points of all the planets on the same side of the sun? Would it be possible it will eject the solar flare of all solar flares? What will the gravitational tides do to the earths crust? (Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) All planets with large mass and gravitational wells and all on one side of the earth. Could it actually change orbital vectors for some of the planets or the moons orbiting those planets by tweeking their stability. As far as orbital vectors I'm not sure there's enough mass in a solar flare to permit for the physics but let me cunsult the ol' college books! Orbital vectors would not be changed by solar flares... Would require a truely massive one (orders of magnatude in the realm of a small nova I think). But several interacting gravitational fields interacting with each other (do they increase each others effects) What if... Jupiter actually became the recipiant of a massive solar flare... Could it cause a Jupiter to become a proto-star (brown dwarf) and heat the Jovian moons... Could we then live on them. (One of them has surface ice (h2o) if heated it might make a nice place to live).

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Tue 07/21/09 02:03 PM
2012----------Reptoid Invasion ILL RUN THEM OVER WITH MY TRACTORS.......THOSE ALLIENS DONT KNOW ABOUT TRACTORS.......... GOOD PLAN

fullmoonfairy Joined Mon 02/23/09 Posts: 1788	Tue 07/21/09 02:05 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there... Yeah it's possible if you have a tidal flow! If that's the case, you deserve special treatment for being so smart. I will make double sure that the milk in your fridge turns sour before everyone else's.

Ladylid2012 Joined Sun 07/05/09 Posts: 42269	Tue 07/21/09 02:06 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there... Our cycles, (not just our periods) are closely connected to the cycles of nature.. we all effected by what is going on in the cosmos... check out your biorhythms

WisdomsChild Joined Thu 11/29/07 Posts: 5133	Tue 07/21/09 02:06 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there... Yeah it's possible if you have a tidal flow! If that's the case, you deserve special treatment for being so smart. I will make double sure that the milk in your fridge turns sour before everyone else's. Touche'

Ladylid2012 Joined Sun 07/05/09 Posts: 42269	Tue 07/21/09 02:07 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there... Our cycles, (not just our periods) are closely connected to the cycles of nature.. we all effected by what is going on in the cosmos Your not off track with that idea. The moon is a 28 day cycle... check out your biorhythms

fullmoonfairy Joined Mon 02/23/09 Posts: 1788	Tue 07/21/09 02:10 PM Edited by fullmoonfairy on Tue 07/21/09 02:12 PM
All I have to say is that I started my period today...almost an entire week early. So ya'll can just go ahead and make fun of superstitions and stuff like that...most of them are rooted in actual occurences that where passed down from generation to generation and got just a tad bit blown out of proportion over the centuries. Now please excuse me while I down a handful of Tylenol to kill my cramps and get some rest before I poison the wells and render livestock infertile. That must be the gravitational pull from the moon working on it! Don't laugh...as a matter of fact, you might be onto something there... Our cycles, (not just our periods) are closely connected to the cycles of nature.. we all effected by what is going on in the cosmos... check out your biorhythms Absolutely.

lilott Joined Thu 10/12/06 Posts: 2295	Tue 07/21/09 02:20 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Yep, Y2K all over again.

Ladylid2012 Joined Sun 07/05/09 Posts: 42269	Tue 07/21/09 02:24 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. Yep, Y2K all over again. y2k..???

lighthouselover Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 1100	Tue 07/21/09 02:28 PM
The planetary line up on December 21, 2012 will be a spectacular event, not the end of the world as the movie depicts. are you sure? I was so hoping that it would be the end. I am serious. It could be the end of the world as we know it, not necessarily the destruction of the world...