Crop Circle Points to December 23, 2012
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
An interesting crop circle appeared July 14-15 which seemingly depicts the configuration of the planets in our solar system on December 23, 2012, the end date for the Mayan Long count calendar.
Crop Circle at Avebury Manor, nr Avebury, Wiltshire. Reported 15th July 2008:
Crop Circle at Avebury Manor, nr Avebury, Wiltshire. Reported 15th July 2008:
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Avebury Manor of July 15, 2008 reminds us that the Mayan Long Count calendar will end on December 23, 2012: by showing precise orbital locations for all nine planets of our solar system on that date, plus an accurate elliptical orbit for Pluto
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The 5125-year Mayan Long count calendar will end on December 22-23, 2012. Given the long period of time which it represents, all nine planets of our solar system need to be shown in order to mark its end uniquely. Such a clever astronomical diagram was shown at Avebury Manor on July 15, 2008. All nine planets appear there precisely as they will be located in space four and one-half years from now on December 23, 2012, with one exception.
Thus, the outermost planet Pluto has been drawn in this new crop picture somewhat further to the right (or closer to Neptune) than should be the case. Yet Pluto still seems to be located correctly relative to the crossover of its highly elliptical orbit with the orbit of Neptune. Three weeks ago at Secklendorf in Germany, two different dates from the year 2012 were indicated astronomically in a crop picture, one of which (December 21, 2012) was essentially the same as that shown here (see HERE).
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