A dizzying array of doomsday predictions have been linked to the Earth-bound comet Elenin.
Betelgeuse, the dying stellar celebrity, will explode but it's too far away to cause us any harm. And forget about a 2012 supernova, that's just silly.
Betelgeuse, the dying stellar celebrity, will explode but it's too far away to cause us any harm. And forget about a 2012 supernova, that's just silly.
How ridiculous can 2012 doomsday theories get? Although we might be scraping the bottom of the barrel, exposing these theories of doom as utter nonsense is still worth while.
According to the ridiculous hype surrounding Dec. 21, 2012, the Mayans "predicted" apocalypse with one of their calendars (in reality, they didn't). Doubt has now been cast over the accuracy of this date.
The cast of The Core, looking baffled by bad science. Neutrinos? You're going to kill the Earth using... neutrinos?! That was the thought echoing through my brain during the November 2009 screening of Roland Emmerich's disaster orgy, 2012. However, I ...