If It Comes? Here’s What The End of The World Will Look Like When It Does
Worst case scenario?
This is a scene from the movie Jarhead. Decent war flick, but nothing overly memorable for me… with the exception of this scene. For some reason, this scene hit me. I wasn’t sure why at first. I called a buddy of mine who was there (keep in mind it was around 1am at this point), watching the wells burn, and asked him what it was like. “it was like….” he paused at this point, for nearly a full minute; I thought he had hung the phone up. Finally, in a near whisper, he said “It was like I finally understood… really understood what the word ‘apocalypse’ really meant.” I’ll never forget his words, because of what they symbolize. There are some moments that stand still in history. Some we share as a collective, thanks to technology; We all watched the second plane hit the World Trade Center together. But imagine being the schmuck on the street, looking up in bemusement as the first one hit, mind unsure what it just witnessed… or being the guy looking out his window from a few miles away as the bomb hit Hiroshima… Or the tribesman looking up to see the tsunami bearing down.
Of course, once I had seen the movie, I had to see the real thing. It is, if you can imagine, even more horrifying.
(click to the 4:00 mark below.)
There’s a scene in Deep Impact that I’m sure most of us have seen… big wave coming down onto the East Coast. If the world really was to end, I’d like to be somewhere like that. Imagine, right before you head out… God, what a way to go.
Which has gotten me to thinking, with all of the 2012 stuff going around… What would it be like? Would it resemble the movie? Maybe it sounds a bit morbid, but if the world was going to go up in flames anyway, wouldn’t it be cool to watch it go? So after I finished digging, and realized it’s pretty much all fuss like Y2K was, I started to wonder just what it would be like. So let’s take a look, shall we?
We’ll start by trying to look at this from a scientific point of view. If you’re looking for someone to go all Revelations, read the bible. No need for me to rehash it, as they have been for a couple of thousand years already. No, the one theory that seems to bear anything other than mystical or supernatural connotations is that of a ‘pole shift’. For sake of discussion, you’ll have too accept a few facts… one, the Mayans were remarkably adept astronomers, even by today’s standards. They have predicted celestial occurrences centuries into their future. Two, the Earth, the Sun, and the exact center of the Milky Way galaxy will be in exact alignment on the 21st of December, 2012. And three, the Mayans predicted it. (Feel free to take a moment and Google them if you’re unsure)
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Post CommentBullwinkleMuse
On October 8, 2009 at 11:43 am
You’re such a tease.
Lost
On October 8, 2009 at 5:45 pm
The severe rise in natural catastrophes since the turn of the century is alarming and is not going backwards. NASA predicts a colossal solar storm is coming in 2012 at the solar maximum. It is really getting hard to deny it any longer. Forget the Mayans. It is time to learn everything you can about December 21,2012. Events may not hold off that long. We can’t stop the universe.
mystery61
On October 8, 2009 at 10:54 pm
This was interesting!
Cynthia Bartlett
On October 9, 2009 at 2:40 am
It could be any of those, or something completely different. Is it really the end or merely the beginning of something else?
It depends on one’s point of view.
Our world is constantly changing, some claim for the worse others for the better. I suggest we all make the best of it we can with what we have to work with
overwings
On October 9, 2009 at 3:05 am
All my life I remember stories about the terrible consecuences of planets alignments and so we are still here. Most likely the end of the word will be human caused.
Littlekid137
On October 9, 2009 at 9:26 pm
This is some bad news bears.. what an extraordinary day that will be. Terrible, indeed, but extraordinary.