Well, something new about the Doomsday is here. Yes people, this time world is ending in 8 days 'o'
A biblical doomsday had been predicted by some people, and a great scholar even predicted the destruction of ROME on 11 May, 2011.
Did Rome crumbled on Wednesday? Thousands of alarmed Italians were fleeing the capital amid rumours that a seismologist predicted that a devastating earthquake will strike the Eternal City.
Scholars poring over the works of Raffaele Bendandi, who died in 1979, inferred that the self-taught seismologist had calculated that a massive earthquake would rock Rome on May 11, 2011, though the date is not explicitly written.
The president of the Bendandi Foundation tried to quash the rumour, saying: "I can say with complete certainty that in Bendandi's documents there is no trace of a prophecy about an earthquake in Rome on May 11, 2011."
That didn't stop Italians from panicking, notably because the controversial Bendandi is credited with having correctly predicted earthquakes during his lifetime on the basis of planetary alignments.
Police have been flooded with alarmed calls, and Rome's city hall decided to open a toll-free number "to calm the citizenry," an official said.
Even though with all this hype about the prediction, but there is one thing to ponder. If the prediction was made in 1960, considering the date of Bendandi's death, and IF there is just a one second error in calculation of the length of our day (24 hours and 1 minute), even then there could be a 10 day gap by now in the predicted date and the original date.The earthquake might actually happen on 21st May, 2011
You dont understand do you??
That is my next topic, which is intriguing and mind boggling at the same time
Peace people \m/
P.S Do you know that your birth date might change every 4 years and you might be 4-10 days younger than you think ;D
A biblical doomsday had been predicted by some people, and a great scholar even predicted the destruction of ROME on 11 May, 2011.
Did Rome crumbled on Wednesday? Thousands of alarmed Italians were fleeing the capital amid rumours that a seismologist predicted that a devastating earthquake will strike the Eternal City.
Scholars poring over the works of Raffaele Bendandi, who died in 1979, inferred that the self-taught seismologist had calculated that a massive earthquake would rock Rome on May 11, 2011, though the date is not explicitly written.
The president of the Bendandi Foundation tried to quash the rumour, saying: "I can say with complete certainty that in Bendandi's documents there is no trace of a prophecy about an earthquake in Rome on May 11, 2011."
That didn't stop Italians from panicking, notably because the controversial Bendandi is credited with having correctly predicted earthquakes during his lifetime on the basis of planetary alignments.
Police have been flooded with alarmed calls, and Rome's city hall decided to open a toll-free number "to calm the citizenry," an official said.
Even though with all this hype about the prediction, but there is one thing to ponder. If the prediction was made in 1960, considering the date of Bendandi's death, and IF there is just a one second error in calculation of the length of our day (24 hours and 1 minute), even then there could be a 10 day gap by now in the predicted date and the original date.The earthquake might actually happen on 21st May, 2011
You dont understand do you??
That is my next topic, which is intriguing and mind boggling at the same time
Peace people \m/
P.S Do you know that your birth date might change every 4 years and you might be 4-10 days younger than you think ;D
