Mayan Calendar, which predicted the end of the world for June 21, 2020, has been proven wrong again. The day was filled with extraordinary events like the Solar Eclipse 2020 and the Ring of Fire which was seen from several parts of the world, but the world in itself did not end of ending.
The infamous Mayan calendar which resulted in a failed end of the world prophecy has predicted the end of the world for today, June 21 2020. The theorists who study the Mayan Calendar say that the date was wrongly read earlier in 2012 and that the final date for the apocalypse is today.
Sunday, June 21, that is tomorrow, will be the end of the world if the infamous Mayan Calendar is to be believed. The calendar which predicted doomsday in 2012, has claimed that the date was misread and the eventual doomsday will be tomorrow, Sunday, June 21.
Doomsday theories have picked up pace as June 21 draws close. The infamous Mayan calendar, which wrongly predicted the end of the world on December 21, 2012, suggests that the world will end for good on June 21, 2020 -- the upcoming Sunday. Coincidentally, the doomsday prediction coincides with the date of the Ring of Fire solar eclipse.
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