1.THE SUPER BLOOD MOON EVENT
As many parts of the world stayed up to watch the rare Super Blood Moon Eclipse over the weekend, some doomsday sayers were busy stocking up their bunks for what they thought was a sign from the heavens that the end of the world is near.
Fortunately, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse did not race across the face of the moon towards the Earth. And no, the blood moon did not herald the return of Khal Drogo to rescue his Khaleesi from the khalasar where she was seen in the closing credits of last season’s Game of Thrones either, unless George R.R. Martin has something planned.
While the Apocalypse did not happen when the Blood Moon passed, it reminds us though of other times in history that natural phenomena or supposedly mystical prophecies were thought to be great omens of the end of the world.
2. Mayan Prophecy
Supposedly, the Mayan Calendar ended on Dec. 21, 2012. With all the other calculations for eclipses, comets and other astrological phenomena coming out of the ancient civilization’s calendar being so accurate, it made many believe that the Mayans ended their calendar on the said date because they knew with divine knowledge that there would be nothing left on the Earth after that day to need their date-keeping devices. Well, the day came and went and here we are three years later, still scratching our heads.
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