Sunday and more for you to consider in life…….

We all have seen or heard all the theories about what could happen in 2012……December 21st to be exact……the world could end….the rapture could be happening…..or more than likely the Maya just needed to buy a new calendar…..

But in any case there is updated info……..

According to The Washington Post‘s Brian Vastag, researchers excavating the “lost” city of Xultún in present-day Guatemala discovered new astronomical tables carved into the wall of a “1200-year-old residential building.” Much like the Maya codices that conspiracy theorists say predict an end-of-the-world date in December 2012, the tables chart planetary movements, moon and star patterns, and can predict the positions of celestial bodies thousands of years into the past and the future.

Numerous doomsday predictions are based on the claim that previously known codieces, like the famous Dresden Codex, chart the entire length of human history, but mysteriously stop on December 21, 2012 as if the Mayans knew that would be the last day humans would be around. However, the archeologists say that these the newly discovered tables — which pre-date the oldest known codex by as much as 500 years — span over 7,000 years of time, stretching far beyond of present age.

So sports fans, if you wake up on December 22 alive…..don’t get cocky…..there maybe be NO reason to smile or celebrate……because…it ain’t over until its over!

(Newser) – Astronomers are keeping their eyes on an asteroid with the potential to make life very uncomfortable for a lot of Earthlings 28 years from now. The near-Earth asteroid 2011 AG5, a chunk of rock roughly 460 feet wide, will be close to our planet in 2040, and scientists believe there is a 1 in 625 chance that Earth’s gravitational pull could put it on course to crash into us on February 5 of that year.

For the asteroid’s orbit to be perturbed by gravity, it would need to pass through a small “keyhole” region in space in the year 2023. If observations over the next year or two find the asteroid headed straight for the keyhole, a deflection mission will be planned. Hopefully, it will be a “straightforward task to alter the asteroid’s trajectory enough to miss the keyhole,” the head of NASA’s Near-Earth Object Observations Program tells Space.com

My advice would be to NOT get too excited until the rest of this equation is known……I know somebody has got to have a thought or two on this…….sock it to me!