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2012: The End of Time
Russian physicist and mathematician Boris Lemyakin has its own theory of Doomsday which happens periodically and looks like unusual natural phenomenon. This is a short sharp decline and then an increase in gravity. It leads to certain consequences which can be described by many people as The Doomsday, but to be more precise - it is the end of time measurement.
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Russian physicist and mathematician Boris Lemyakin has its own theory of Doomsday which happens periodically and looks like unusual natural phenomenon. This is a short sharp decline and then an increase in gravity. It leads to certain consequences which can be described by many people as The Doomsday, but to be more precise - it is the end of time measurement.
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