世界末日？NASA：这个真没有

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“世界末日”已过，大部分人过的平淡无奇，但还是有一些人把这事真当真了。
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Mayan
Karen Zarindast
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Colorado
Robin Peterson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration/NASA
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口语节目链接：http://bulo.hujiang.com/menu/2120/item/711347/Thousands of doomsayers gathered at different locations around the globe today in expectation that the world was about to end. But the prophesied apocalypse based on an interpretation of an ancient Mayan calendar that said the deadline just after 11 am GMT has not materialised. More details on this unusual day now from Karen Zarindast.
In southwest Colorado a group of Americans decided to take shelter in the mountains to survive the doomsday. Robin Peterson thought it wasn't safe in the cities.
"And we really just don't want to be in the cities for that, because we have children."
In Mexico they opened a museum dedicated to Mayan culture.
"The new multi-million-dollar museum to the Mayan culture will  be open."
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration or NASA was inundated with calls."We normally get about 100 calls per week. We were getting 200 to 300 calls per day."今天，成千上外名末日论者聚集在全球各地，预期世界即将终结。根据对古代玛雅历法的解读，终结时间就在格林威治标准时间中午11点，但这个灾难预言并没有实现。现在我们来听听关于今天这个不寻常日子的更多细节，Karen Zarindast报道。
在科罗拉多西南部，一群美国人为了躲过世界末日，决定去山上避难。罗宾·彼得森认为城市并不安全。
“我们真的不想在城市里度过末日，因为我们还有孩子。”
在墨西哥，他们开了一家博物馆，专门展示玛雅文化。
“耗资数百万美元的展示玛雅文化的新博物馆即将开放。”
国家航空和宇宙航行局（NASA）接到了铺天盖地的来电。
“我们通常每周会接到大约100个电话，而现在每天都会接到200到300个电话。”