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Doomsday predictions for year 2026: The year 2026 started with scary predictions, memes going viral on social media read, ‘All is over, Tata, bye-bye’, but apart from all this, many prophets across the world including Baba Venga have termed the year 2026 as the year of war and destruction.
Some people on social media are predicting the start of the Third World War in view of the current global situation. In this, warnings range from severe natural disasters to the entry of a spacecraft into the Earth’s atmosphere.
Why is there talk of the world ending in 2026?
Have you ever wondered why everyone is talking about the world ending in the year 2026? In fact, the increase in predictions of doomsday this year is not coming from any reliable source, but due to the retrospect of old predictions, misinterpretation of science and our collective concern about the global threats hovering around us in the present time.
At present, the attitude of the US government towards different countries of the world, many countries of the world including Russia-Ukraine region, Middle East and South Sea remain sensitive areas.
Baba Venga, Athos Solem and the Catastrophe Incident
Even after Baba Venga’s death in 1996, his predictions of doomsday continue to fuel fear. Most of his predictions have been widely published in newspapers such as the New York Post, The Mirror and Express, which his followers and commentators see as linking many dramatic events to the year 2026.
The cover of The Economist magazine’s ‘The World Ahead 2026’ depicts a year filled with war, global unrest and chaos. According to experts, the situation in the financial markets may worsen in 2026.
Predictions include doomsday, natural disasters and aliens
These predictions include the onset of the Third World War, global conflict between major powers like Russia-US, China and Europe along with catastrophic earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, rapidly changing weather, floods and storms, which could affect somewhere between 7 to 8 percent of the Earth.
The most surprising predictions include the first contact of human civilization with extraterrestrial beings, including the entry of a giant alien ship into the Earth’s atmosphere in mid-November 2026. All these things are not only included in the predictions of Baba Venga, but other people are also adding fuel to the fire.
Scary predictions from various prophets around the world
Pakistani spiritual guru Riyaz Ahmed Gohar Shahi, who mysteriously disappeared in 2003, had predicted a massive collision of a comet with Earth in the year 2026.
Among these, Brazil’s living Nostradamus Athos Salome also warned in the year 2024 that in the coming time, the influence of global war, cyber conflict and artificial intelligence will increase.
On the other hand, Ebo Noah of Ghana, who calls himself a prophet, had predicted the flood, but it failed. He had also built many boats for this in Ghana. This prophecy did not end with the salvation of him and his people, but with his arrest after he bought a new Mercedes Benz car.
End of the world by year 5079- Baba Venga
If we talk about Baba Venga’s predictions of doomsday, there is still time in it, because he had predicted till the year 5079, although he had said about the year 2025 that from here the decline of human civilization will start.
There is no official or written record of his prophecies, as all those warnings were transmitted by word of mouth, which then went viral through others.
Most of Baba Venga’s predictions became famous due to word of mouth, promotion of books and social media. His vague prophecies are often adapted to current events, much in the same way as the prophecies of Nostradamus.
Why are predictions of doomsday going viral?
Doomsday predictions often go viral on social media because they evoke intense feelings of fear and uncertainty, receiving far more shares, likes and comments than normal content. The algorithms of all social media platforms promote sensationalism and doomsday predictions.
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