The Truth That Will Doomsday 2012?

Many people predict that by 2012 there will be apocalypse, the whole world will be destroyed by a huge disaster. Doomsday may not happen in 2012. An expert judge interpret ancient Mayan calendar which ends on December 21, 2012 may not be accurate.
In one chapter in a book titled Calendars and Years II: Astronomy and Time in the Ancient and Medieval World (Ocbow Book, 2010) calendar made by the Maya when matched with the modern calendar may differ from 50 to 100 years.
Gerardo Aldana from the University of California, who wrote the study emphasized the need for the restoration of colonial documents written in Mayan languages into Latin alphabets. Truth according to Aldana could not be found, and the old theories do not need to be trusted. The Mayan calendar was originally converted to the Gregorian calendar, which uses modern calendar called GMT constant calculation. Previously, GMT constantly presented by the American linguistic anthropologists and Floyd Lounsbury. He uses data from the Dresden Codex Venus Table, the Mayan calendar based on the relative motion of the planets Venus graph. “Lounsbury to the conclusion by removing the last obstacle to fully GMT receive constant,” said Aldana.
He claimed to have done further study to ensure constant dating from GMT. Aldana assess Lounsbury theory could still contest. If Venus Table still doubt in concluding the end of the calendar Mayan calendar, then according to Aldana, a truth is still questionable validity depends on strong data.
Historical data, according to Aldana less accurate so it can not be true. Currently, Aldana does not have an answer about the correct calendar conversion, but he chose to focus on why the interpretations of the past could be wrong. Read aLSO: 2013 Is Not End Of The World.