The future is uncertain, and therefore, everyone is curious to find out what lies ahead for them. Many people claim to foresee the future through different methods, but its accuracy is always in question. Baba Vanga, a blind Bulgarian clairvoyant well renowned for her precognitive abilities, is again in the limelight for her shocking prediction for the coming year. Reportedly, the most recent predictions have raised concern among her followers and the public as they state that the end of the world would start in 2025.
As per a timeline of her predictions mentioned in Outlook, while humanity will not be totally wiped out until 5079, the apocalypse is expected to begin in 2025. Moreover, Baba Vanga claimed that a conflict in Europe would harm the continent’s population by 2025. This prognosis has raised concerns, particularly due to the existing geopolitical tensions and conflicts.
Here is the timeline events predicted to lead to the end of the world —
2025: Conflict in Europe will decimate the continent’s population.
2028: Humans are expected to start exploring Venus as an energy source.
2033: The polar ice caps will melt, forcing sea levels to rise rapidly around the planet.
2076: Communism will spread all over the world.
2130: Humans will make contact with aliens.
2170: A drought will ravage most parts of the earth.
3005: Earth will wage war with a civilisation on Mars.
3797: Humans will be forced to leave Earth because it will become unsuitable for living.
5079: The world will end.
While some of Baba Vanga’s previous forecasts, such as Princess Diana’s death and the 9/11 attacks, are mentioned as proof of her supposed accuracy, many people remain sceptical due to a lack of solid documentation during her lifetime. Baba Vanga was born in 1911 and lost her sight after a storm when she was 12 years. But it is claimed that she developed the ability to predict the future.
For 2024, Baba Vanga predicted that AI would have the ability to conquer the world. On the other side, the rise of quantum computing will disrupt the financial, healthcare and cybersecurity industries. Furthermore, record-breaking temperatures, wildfires, droughts, and risks to marine life and other environmental concerns have been predicted for this year.
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