NASA Is Busy Tracking ‘Doomsday’ Scenarios, Hoaxes And Near-Earth Objects

> DISASTER > NASA Is Busy Tracking ‘Doomsday’ Scenarios, Hoaxes And Near-Earth Objects

NASA Is Busy Tracking 'Doomsday' Scenarios, Hoaxes And Near-Earth Objects

By Amber William

Asteroid TX 68 Coming Our Way!!

Conspiracy theory websites and blogs have intensified the mass hysteria-inducing message that global civilization will witness a major climate catastrophe March 8 Th — due to an asteroid impact event — heralding the end of the world.

The exact date for the asteroid impact is often stated as March 8 Th. The impact will be a signal to the ever-conspiring Illuminati to implement their socialist world government agenda. The upcoming Jade Helm military exercises are part of Illuminati preparation for the New World Order.

According to conspiracy theorists, the governments of the world’s leading nations are aware of the impending catastrophe but are keeping the information from the public to prevent mass panic while the elite prepare to survive the catastrophe.

'Then, on March 8th, for some reason, a one kilometer asteroid passing at 26 times the distance to the Moon hit the headlines in the tabloid newspapers, with headlines like: "Asteroid a MILE wide to hurtle past Earth in 48 HOURS – as experts warn of MASS EXTINCTION" – A COLOSSAL asteroid hurtling through space is feared to be one of the biggest EVER to threaten a collision with Earth."

This is how NASA reported it:

"An asteroid, designated 1999 FN53, will safely pass more than 26 times the distance of Earth to the moon on May 14. To put it another way, at its closest point, the asteroid will get no closer than 6.3 million miles away (10 million kilometers). It will not get closer than that for well over 100 years. And even then, (119 years from now) it will be so far away it will not affect our planet in any way, shape or form. 1999 FN53 is approximately 3,000 feet (1 kilometer) across."

Yes, that March 8th asteroid was quite large as asteroids go, but not colossal. It would be a bad day if an asteroid like that hit Earth, for sure, devastate an entire country, and have some global effects. But it didn't come particularly close, and is one of numerous asteroids that fly past Earth every month.

Asteroids can't suddenly swerve out of their orbits, so it makes no difference if it misses us by say 5 times the distance of the Moon or 20 times, or even passes closer to Earth than the Moon – it is still a miss. It does remind us of the need to track these asteroids. But it has no significance for that particular asteroid.

If it misses, it misses and that's all there is to it. Getting scared by these misses is a bit like walking along the pavement and panicking every time a car or bus on the road misses you by a couple of meters.'(source)

Practically all versions of the end-time theory being circulated online agree that the event will be a climate catastrophe. But while most doomsday prophets agree that the climate catastrophe will be caused by an massive asteroid impact, there are some versions of the end-time theory based on other causes.

Some doomsday theorists say that the global climate will collapse due to years of weather manipulation by world governments. The conspiracy theory website Geoengineering Watch, for instance, recently published a piece titled “Geoengineering And The Jade Helm Military Exercises In The US, What’s The Connection?”

Doomsday conspiracy theory blogs, such as All News Pipeline, have lately focused obsessively on the Jade Helm exercises as the preparation for a “big event,” the NWO-Illuminati takeover of world government following September’s climate catastrophe.

The susceptible audience of conspiracy theory blogs are being constantly bombarded with stories, videos, and photographic “evidence” of military stockpiling weapons, ammunition, and food in preparation for the “big event.”

'BLOOD MOONS

The moon always goes red during lunar eclipse.

It's rather poetic actually. Our Moon goes red from the light of all the combined sunsets and dawns on the world at the time of the eclipse. At the time of eclipse, the Sun and Moon line up so that the red light shines on the Moon.

The ISS gets sixteen sunrises and sunsets every day for much of the year – if you like to watch them, a low Earth orbit is the place to be, every 45 minutes you'll see one or the other of them (though there are times of year when it is permanently in sunlight and you don't see them, around the summer solstice).

This is the light which turns an eclipsed moon red, as seen from the space station.

As seen from the Moon the Earth would look dark with a very fine red ring all the way around it because of all the light from the sunsets and sunrises.

We actually have a photograph of the Earth from the Moon taken by Surveyor 3. It's actually an animated gif here of several frames, in black and white.

GOING TO THE BIBLE FOR ASTRONOMICAL PREDICTIONS

Would you go to the bible and to prophets for advice about when to launch a spacecraft, and in what direction and at what speed to send it to Pluto? The Bible has many good points to it, you can go to it for advice and help, about how to lead your life. But astronomy is hardly its focus, and there aren't any particularly accurate predictions from that era, in astronomy – except for lunar and solar eclipses which have regular patterns to them.

So why expect to be able to use it to predict the dynamics of our solar system? So far the success rate of prophets relying on the Bible to predict any recent cosmic events is zero as far as I know.

Meanwhile, there are many real issues that we should be concerned about. And many teams of people working on these issues trying to find solutions. For instance, on the earthquake threat – there is no risk of California falling into the sea :). But definitely risk of major earthquakes there and in other places. Earthquake experts got it right about Nepal. What about Japan, California and Mexico? [Updated]

WORLD ENDING EVENTUALLY- ACCORDING TO SCIENTIFIC IDEAS

As to why the world would end eventually – I think that it will become uninhabitable about 500 million years from now, unless we find a way to do something about it, as the sun heats up on the way to becoming a red giant.

But if we do survive the red giant phase of our sun – well something will happen eventually. End of the universe perhaps. Or just that parts of it become uninhabitable. Either way nothing lasts forever.

But that doesn't make the universe and our Earth any less precious. Or our lives any the less worth living right now.

That is, unless you buy into this idea that the only point in life is to create a legacy for the future – endlessly creating more and more future legacies – and never getting to the stage where there's an ultimate reason or point to these huge piles of past accumulating legacies from long forgotten people :).

Perhaps we can learn from earlier generations of our ancestors, and other cultures that weren't so focused on this idea of creating a legacy for the future.(source)

As Shelley wrote in his "Ozymandias"

"I met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: "Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed:
And on the pedestal these words appear:
'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!'
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away."

By. MyDailyInformer

Other useful resources: