Scientist comes to tears with new evidence on previous World Ages

Anyone interested in fleshing out Mayan Long Count calendar theories must watch the PBS Nova program "Last Extinction". A scientist is shown actually coming to tears over a recent discovery that will touch your heart as well. It could be that this is the ET announcement that Ian Lungold predicted in the 6th day of the Galactic cycle of the Mayan Long Count calendar.


This program integrates the findings of scientists in multiple disciplines, including geologists, physicists, biologists, glaciologists, etc. to formulate a theory that a cosmic impact occurred on Earth 12,900 years ago, devastating the incredibly vast diversity of species that existed (this is a post dinosaur period, i.e., think mammoth and saber-tooth tiger). Though this program doesn't mention Jenkins' precession and galactic center of the Milky Way theory or Calleman's days and nights of the cultural cycle, it does beg the question of how our indigenous elders, Hopi, Maya and Inca, knew so much about previous world ages and how modern scientists may be catching up with their line of thinking.


This program is in six segments, each one fascinating. This will especially come alive for those who have seen the Ancient Americas exhibit at the Field Museum.