end of world 2012

Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will potentially cause the end of the world via massive planetary implosion. Just recently, they created what is known as quark-gluon plasma. This is a highly dangerous substance that is theorized to have existed in the initial aftermath of the Big Bang. Scientists at the LHC have created quark-gluon plasma by accelerating lead together at the speed of light. Which they admit, in their own calculations, could destroy the planet. They still did it.. and are planning to do thousands more tests.

A sugar cube size of this stuff would weigh 40 billion tons; many times more than the heart of the sun - which is close to a black hole mass level. Quark-gluon plasma is 100,000 times hotter than the sun itself and is denser than any known object in the universe other than a black hole.

One particle of this could literally sink to the center of the Earth... and start pulling mass in. It might grow for a year, ten or fifty years - depending on the size. You wouldn't know it... until suddenly the thing shifts to it's next division; its next level of mass and suddenly the whole planet is imploded.

Equilateral Plane of the Milky Way Galaxy

It is speculated that Mayans, with their arcanely advanced knowledge of interstellar space, knew that in 2012 the world would end from the devastating effects of Earth entering the region of space known as the equilateral plane of the Milky Way Galaxy. Scientists agree that as the solar system and the Earth plunge into this highly energized plane of the galaxy - it is unknown what will happen to us.

Nuclear Devastation


In what would be the ultimate tragedy of war, nuclear devastation could destroy the world. Some would argue that this recipe for disaster has already been started with the current political pressures caused primarily by the United States and their war in the Middle East. Other players who could contribute to a complete end world nuclear aftermath include North Korea, Iran, China and even India, Pakistan, or the United Kingdom...