Nasa scientists have no doubt the world will still be in one
piece next week, beyond the Mayan-predicted demise on December
21. They have already released a video, called 'The World Didn't
End Yesterday', which pulls the prophecy to bits. At the outset
of the video, meant to be watched by viewers the day after the
supposed end of the world, it says: "If you are watching this
video, it means one thing. The world didn't end yesterday". The
video points to the theories of Dr John Carlson, the director of
the Centre for Archeoastronomy. He is backed up by Nasa
scientists reported on the space agency's website."The world
will not end in 2012," said a group of Nasa scientists. "Our
planet has been getting along just fine for more than 4 billion
years, and credible scientists worldwide know of no threat
associated with 2012." They write the predictions started with
the idea a planet called Nibiru was headed toward Earth. "This
catastrophe was initially predicted for May 2003, but when
nothing happened the doomsday d