Is world will end on 21st June 2020? ?
There are rumors - on the 21st June 2020 world will end according to the Mayan calendar. Scientist Mr. Paolo Tagaloguin also mentions about this Mayan calendar 2020. It's true or hoax?
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YES! Goodbye bro.
Not again!, please seek medical help for your condition.
The state of Corrupticut says, "Just make sure you pay all your taxes by June 20th".
No but watch out for the big jolt as the Axis changes direction
the only thing that will be ending on the 21st is spring and summer will begin
The Mayan calendar came to an end in 2012 and we all died back then, don't you remember?
What is this, the revival of the MYAN 2012 "end of the world"? Their calendar ends at 2012 so where does 2020 come from?
"Scientist?"
The "article" was first published June 12 by the British tabloid "The Sun" -- not known to worry too much about the truth -- and even they have removed the article from their web site. If even The Sun does not trust Paolo, why should we?
In the article, your "scientist" claimed that in the Julian calendar, we are still in the year 2012 (which is completely false). On other web sites, Paolo talks about Nibiru.
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The Mayan calendar end-of-the-world hoax was invented for the end-of-the-world of December 2012. The Mayans themselves (because they still exist) knew it was a false prediction.
It was made popular because the idea was used for the promotion of the movie "2012" by Roland Emmerich.
Also, your "scientist" adds the fictitious planet "Nibiru" to his story, a sure sign that even he knows he is creating a hoax.
Nibiru is a planet invented for a work of fiction (a story in a book). In that book, Nibiru is the planet where our creators live. According to the story, Nibiru cannot return until the year 2085 (and the author had a reason for that date). In the story, Nibiru never comes close enough to harm Earth.
Of course, many of the modern hoaxes confuse Nibiru (a fictitious planet, part of our Solar system in the story) with "Planet X" (a fake planet from outside our Solar system) invented for the end-of-the-world of May 2003.
What? You did not die in May 2003? What about December 2012? You missed that one as well?
That's OK. There are, on average, three "end-of-the-world" hoaxes every year.
No, the Mayan Long Count calendar went "round the clock" as it were in 2012, but there are inscriptions referring to dates millions of years in the future.
The world was supposed to end in 2018, 2017, 2012, 1999, etc. and we are still here. So how is the world supposed to end this time?