Maya

The Mayan calendar was able to accurately predict solar eclipses for centuries.

The ancient Mayan astrological calendar, with its 260 days, allowed them to accurately predict solar eclipses for hundreds of years.

Four out of five Mayan prophecies have come true; what is the last one?

Experts agree that four out of five Mayan prophecies have come true, so what is the last one?

What was inside the Mayan pyramids?

The Mayan pyramids were used not only in religious rituals but also as hiding places for treasure.

The unique 1.500-year-old Mayan city in Mexico.

Mexican scientists have discovered a pre-Columbian city dating back more than 1.500 years deep in the jungle of Yucatan state, in the southeastern part of the country.

Lost city discovered at the bottom of a lake, in the mouth of an 84.000-year-old volcano.

In the middle of Atitlán, the deepest volcanic lake in Central America, the mysterious structures of a ghost city have been discovered after thousands of years of being missing.

The pristine natural wells of the Maya are breathtakingly beautiful, making you feel like you've stepped back into the Jurassic period.

At first glance, many people might not believe these fairytale scenes are real.

Amazing 'timeless world' of the Maya hidden beneath the swamp.

New evidence of the "timeless" development of the Maya has just been unearthed beneath the Belize lagoon on the Caribbean coast.

The mystery of the mercury 'river' beneath the Mayan pyramids.

Experts have made a remarkable archaeological discovery: the finding of a "river" of liquid mercury beneath a Mayan pyramid.

Countless ways to make money from the 'doomsday scenario'

(VTC News) – While humanity fears the end of the world, many business-minded individuals have turned it into a rare business opportunity.

Solar storms, asteroids threatening to destroy Earth: What does NASA say?

(VTC News) – In 2012, a series of rumors about the 'Doomsday' on December 21st prompted NASA to issue a statement reassuring the public.

The most outlandish theories about 'Doomsday'

(VTC News) – 'Doomsday' has always been a favorite topic for the public, giving rise to countless speculations about scenarios of Earth's destruction.

Demolishing a 2.000-year-old pyramid to use the stones for road construction.

(VTC News) - The 2.000-year-old Noh Mul pyramid of the Maya people in Belize has been demolished by bulldozers to extract stones and gravel for road construction.

'Doomsday': The world is frantic, the Maya are indifferent.

(VTC News) - While many people around the world are going crazy over rumors of the "end of the world," the indigenous Maya people themselves seem less concerned.

What are countries doing to prepare for 'doomsday'?

(VTC News) - Some fanatics are still hastily preparing bizarre plans for the 'doomsday' on December 21, 2012.

Where is the second destination on 'doomsday'?

(VTC News) - After Bugarach, France, now another peaceful village in Serbia has been turned into a gathering place for fanatics who believe in the 'end of the world'.

What did the Maya do on 'Doomsday'?

(VTC News) - Modern Maya, descendants of apocalyptic theories, do not believe in the end of the world. Watch the report below to find out what they are doing.

What do the descendants of the Maya say about 'the end of the world'?

(VTC News) - The 5.125-year calendar cycle of the ancient Maya will end on December 21, 2012, sparking rumors that this is the end of the world.

Russian missile forces are on standby for 'doomsday'.

(VTC News) - The RIA news agency quoted Colonel Vadim Koval, a representative of the Russian Ministry of Defense, as saying that the country's strategic missile forces have plans for December 21st.

Argentina fears mass suicide 'doomsday'

Argentinian authorities fear a mass suicide will occur on 'doomsday, December 21st'.

Where would be the safest place for humanity if the apocalypse were to happen?

(VTC News) - Although it's just a rumor, if the apocalypse were to happen, many people believe that the village of Bugarach, France, would be the only place where humans could take refuge.

What do the Chinese say about 'the end of the world'?

(VTC News) - Solar storms erupt with radiation bursts an average of four times a year, while solar storms only occur every four years.

NASA continues to dismiss 'Doomsday' rumors.

(VTC News) - The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has just released a video explaining why the world will not end on December 21st.

NASA confidently releases video denying doomsday predictions.

(VTC News) - Confident in its prediction, NASA released the video "Why Yesterday Wasn't the End of the World" 10 days earlier than the rumored December 21st date.