End of the world

An asteroid that scientists said could threaten Earth’s atmosphere in 2036 is now believed to be substantially larger than previously stated. In fact, astronomers currently studying the dreaded, potential doomsday rock say asteroid 'Apophis' has officially been supersized by about 20 percent...

Well, we really hope the Mayans were wrong. We aren't quite ready for the world to end -- we need to know how 'Breaking Bad' ends. Here are some memes to cheer you up and bolster your confidence that we just might see the sun come up on Saturday after all. Enjoy!

NASA released a video last week dated December 22nd, and titled "Why the World Didn't End Yesterday."  They're so confident the world won’t end on Friday that they’ve already released a video (from the future, of course) to explain why we didn’t all die...

Can we get a rapture rain check? Say, for Oct. 21? Harold Camping, the radio host who predicted Christians would be taken to heaven this past Saturday, leaving non believers behind to suffer through the end of the world, has picked a new date for the end of the world after a rapture-less weekend.

As May 21, the day a loosely organized Christian ministry predicts to be Judgment Day, approaches, comedians and the every-day Tweeter took to the Internet to poke fun at the idea of a rapture occurring this weekend. Below are some of the funniest tweets about the rapture. Today's top tweets includes quips from Jason Santa Maria, Craig Phillips, Dan Cronin, Jill Kushner, Damien Fahey, Amber Tozer,

So on my home for lunch today I got stuck behind the slow moving "End of The World" caravan that is cruising around the Twin Ports trying to save it's residents from the rapture, which they claim will happen Saturday May 21st. This is the same group that is getting national attention for claiming the end will start with a massive world wide earth quake on Saturday. The caravan consisted