Baba Vanga Prediction: When Will Human Race, Universe End? Know Chilling Forecast

New Delhi: Blind Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga is often called the 'Nostradamus of Balkans' and has been credited with predicting world-changing events long before they unfolded. Although several of her predictions are disputed, they still continue to resurface whenever the world struggles with uncertainty and difficult times. 

What are the predictions by Baba Vanga?

Baba Vanga had reportedly predicted the ultimate demise of human in the year of 5079. According to the prediction, a cosmic event of 'unimaginable' proportions would bring about a complete destruction of the universe. 
The blind mystic had predicted that by the 4300s, humanity will achieve high levels of advancement in technology, curing all diseases. She predicted that human civilization will reach its peak in 4674, with a population of 340 billion across several planets.

In its final years, the human race will discover the boundary of the known universe and debate whether there is a need to venture beyond it. She predicted that by the year 5079, this decision, or some associated catastrophe, will trigger an 'absolute doomsday,' ending human civilization and the universe.

Is the destruction of Earth certain in 2026?

Predictions that the world will end in 2026 have begun to surface. While these predictions are dominating the entire internet, let's take a detailed look at whether the world will actually end, if there is any possibility of it, and why such information is spreading on the internet now!

2026 has begun with predictions of 'world destruction'. With memes on one side and the opinions of prophets like Baba Vanga on the other, the internet world is abuzz with alarming predictions. Several threats have emerged claiming that the world will end in 2026.

Some say that World War III will begin, while others warn of massive natural disasters or the arrival of extraterrestrials on Earth. With everyone issuing different warnings, 2026 has begun. At the same time, this is not the first time that talks of the world ending have arisen, and it will not be the last.

Furthermore, these predictions do not stem from any reliable research. Instead, they are a manifestation of prophetic warnings, misinterpreted old scientific studies, and anxiety about current geopolitical crises.  However, it cannot be said that 2026 will be a peaceful year either. Tensions have increased on all fronts, including Russia-Ukraine, the Middle East, and the South China Sea. Moreover, even The Economist's 2026 cover depicts a year filled with war, unrest, and chaos.