“Second, that doesn't matter anyway, because the 21 December 2012 date was converted from the Maya calendar ... even bring the Julian calendar into this. It doesn't make sense.” ...

But they did not make any doomsday predictions about the ... So 13.0.0.0.19 would become 13.0.0.1.0, much like a car odometer. [Images: Mayan Calendar Carvings] Each uinal is thus a block of ...

The Maya shared our culture's fascination with calendar mile-markers and would have likely considered the date important, Witschey told LiveScience. But they did not make any doomsday predictions ...

But they did not make any doomsday predictions about the ... So 13.0.0.0.19 would become 13.0.0.1.0, much like a car odometer. [Images: Mayan Calendar Carvings] Each uinal is thus a block of ...

And none of you will make fun of me in the comments section ... hosting its own end of the world party on Friday night. The Mayan calendar's new cycle happens to complement a new exhibition ...

The Mayan calendar’s 819-day cycle has confounded ... matching up multiple planets into an 819-day span didn’t seem to make sense. But it does when you look at it over 16,380 days (roughly ...

Due to readings of the Mayan calendar, theorists expected the world to cease to exist on December 21st. At the time, it was a theory so widespread that Roland Emmerich ended up making a ...

Do not overreact or make any rash decisions regarding Dec ... Though 12/21/12 is a somewhat congruent date on the western calendar, the Mayan version enumerates the event in a different way.

The Maya calendar is far less simple than many realize ... Most indigenous people of Mayan descent live in Guatemala, making up nearly half of the population. However, they suffered heavily ...

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But they did not make any doomsday predictions about the ... So 13.0.0.0.19 would become 13.0.0.1.0, much like a car odometer. [Images: Mayan Calendar Carvings] Each uinal is thus a block of ...