Last week's meteorite impact

The 4 Best Fringe Movements Concepts about the European Meteoric

Last week's meteorite impact: cosmic chance, or a indication of the Mayan apocalypse? Sweep up on the nuttiest theories sailing around the Web.

When something as ordinary as a starting record is significant conspiracy-theory deacyed plant material, it should be no shock that the people in tin aluminum foil caps have already concocted some not-so-obvious details for last week's meteorite accident in Russian federation.

Read on for our four preferred space-rock fringe movement concepts, to be able from least likely to most likely.

1. The Mayan apocalypse fringe movement concept.

Meet H C. Daniels, the writer of several ornately suggested guides about the Mayan predictions. Using the reasoning of someone with a fascinated enthusiastic about promoting Mayan apocalypse concepts, he demands that the point that the expected time frame of the Mayan apocalypse has come and gone isn't a attack against the concept. Instead, any organic catastrophe since Dec 21, 2012 is just more evidence of his thesis:

...[T]he time frame after Dec 21, 2012 should see a rise in unfortunate occurrences such as meteor airburst and effect activities like the one that took place in Russian federation on Feb 15, 2013. I made this evaluation depending on my presentation of the historical documents and substantial information of the She. I suggested that the She were conscious of several periods of such unfortunate occurrences which they protected into their schedules. Their 250-year schedule monitored small activities and their 5000-year schedule monitored the bigger activities. Dec 21, 2012 noticeable the end of this 5000-year pattern and far from comprising the “end of the world” I suggested that it showed the starting of a new age of mishaps and cosmic unfortunate occurrences.

2. The "it-was-a-weapons-test" fringe movement concept.

This tale by the state-owned European federation These days originally linked the surge of the meteorite to a European rocket, but that was just an description for the meteorite split. Other concepts declare the meteorite itself was proof of a new tool.

Not to be beaten, European ultranationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky stated that the meteorite was actually "the People in America examining new weapons." This concept obtained grip on mentioned conspiracy-theory den Rense.com, where the meteorite accident is believe to have been a analyze of "Gods Supports, the greatest sand busters, which attack with Luciferian energy despite their name, which came no question from the apocalyptic corps of evangelical graduate students of the Air Power Academia."

If apocalyptic army cabals with demon-powered weapons aren't strange enough, this line at Godlike Shows delves into rocket protection, illuminati, Ronald Reagan, and U.S. atomic examining above Russia--all obviously exposed by last week's meteorite.

This is hardly initially an substantial trend has stimulated a variety of different details. The 1908 Tunguska Occasion, which most researchers believe was a meteorite that increased mid-air, has been known as everything from an unfamiliar crash-landing to a Nikola Nikola tesla experiment-gone-wrong.

Here is a excellent debunking of some of these concepts, and Well-known Technology protection of the science of meteorite hits carries on. None of this will issue to the fringe movement advocates still requiring Tunguska was a cover-up, but whenever possible we like to be on the part of Invoice Nye and science.