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Originally Posted by zorgon
Sounds like Richard has taken from everyone else's research 
*** Or it could be that others "borrowed" from the Mayan's ancient knowledge. This could be a "which came first the chicken or the egg query" Or it could be that many technologies were utilized around the globe which produced and supported the same information..
But he missed on the Asteroid thing
Historic Asteroid 2008 TC3 Hits Earth as Predicted
October 7, 2008, at 02:46 UTC (5:46 a.m. local time)
This was the first ever asteroid that astronomers were able to track and predict (with high precision) where and when it was going to hit Earth. Sure enough, astronomers using the Mt. Lemmon telescope in Arizona as part of the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey for near-Earth objects discovered 2008 TC3 before it hit Earth, enabling us to be forewarned a whole six hours before impact.
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Zorgon I believe Richard was referring to asteroid impacts which could initiate major damage or ELEs (extinction level events).
All the Best
Ara