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2012 Forum Members on TV

As part of the celebration surrounding the release of the blockbuster 2012 movie, several members of the 2012 Forum have appeared on TV. I was on a Nat Geo documentary, and excerpted on Entertainment Tonight.Steve Pace was interviewed by CNN:http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/showbiz/2009/11/16/wynter.doomsday.followers.cnnAnd our own resident Charlie Frost, known as TheVeiledProphet, popped up

2012 Movie: Geryl, Suicide & the Chinese

Most major newspapers had an article on the new 2012 movie when it opened recently. The Spectator ends their review with something I found amusing & strangely prophetic:When the remnant of humanity -- and a Noah's ark sampling of animals -- has to be herded into movie's own, apocalypse-proof arks, it's Chinese engineering, not American, that proves equal to the task. "Leave it to the Chinese,"

Decline in Megafauna Pre-Dates Clovis, Extraterrestrial Impact

Twenty thousand years ago, North America had a more impressive array of big mammals than Africa does today; by 10,000 years ago, 34 genera of these mammals were gone, including the 10 species that weighed more than a ton.A new study, published in Science, shows that the decline in Megafauna in North America pre-dates the Clovis culture, or the proposed extraterrestrial impact, by 1000 years. The

Mini Ice Age Happened Rapidly

Just like the movie helmed by 2012 director, The Day After Tomorrow, our planet's climate is capable of rapid change, according to scientists from the University of Saskatchewan.Around 12,800 years ago the northern hemisphere was hit by the Younger Dryas mini ice age, or "Big Freeze"...and lasted around 1300 years.

Patrick Geryl Discovers Labyrinth in Egypt

With financial support from Louis De Cordier, 2012 author Patrick Geryl has used ground-penetrating radar to provide evidence for the legendary "labyrinth" and possible home of the Hall of Records to be located in Hawara, Egypt. Zahi Hawass is now involved and excavations have begun.The situation is starting to look a little embrassing for Egyptian authorities, given that English author Andrew