POLAR SHIFT: worth believing or not?
@incredibleDNA (1742)
Philippines
July 9, 2009 10:35am CST
Will there really be a polar shift on 2012? Because of Planet X or Nibiru entering our solar system? The contemporary scientific community and even Einstein had predicted that on December 24 2012 there will be a polar shift here on earth because of Planet X or Nibiru disrupting our solar system.
Basically they are saying that the north pole and south pole will switch in a matter of seconds, causing Earth to spin the other way around and therefore cause chaos here on earth. They estimated that every calamity from A-Z will happen, and that a 3rd of the world will be wiped out.
is this a myth or this is for real? how come NASA or any other space agency isn't altering us about this? Shouldn't we start preparing for this?
3 responses
@arcidy (5005)
• United States
9 Jul 09
I dont know if this is worth beleaving or not it seems kind of fake but also seems logical since you dont know what will happen when the plannets will allign up together. But this is pretty scary to think about and hopefully it wouldnt happen but would be kind of cool if the whole world switches.
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@unusualsuspect (2602)
• United States
9 Jul 09
Maybe you should learn some science and find some reliable sites to read instead of this nonsense. There is no Planet X or Nibiru, and if any planet was close enough to enter our solar system, astronomers would have noticed it long ago. Even if the magnetic poles change places ( which they won't), the earth wouldn't start spinning in the opposite direction. There is nothing to prepare for, so no reason for NASA or any other agency to bother with it.
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@rainmark (4302)
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9 Jul 09
This kind of theory makes us people worries and scared in the future. Lots of predictions for 2012. that bothered us. There's predictions in the past that until not yet happened. So we just better to prepare what might happening, just hoping that scientist has a mistakes in calculations hehe.
Cheers
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