05 Jun , 21:38
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The legendary seer Baba Vanga left prophecies for humanity until the year 5079. Despite mixed attitudes toward her gift, many point to fulfilled predictions - the Kursk disaster, the September 11 attacks, Britain's exit from the EU, and Barack Obama's presidency.
Who was Baba Vanga?
Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova was the real name of the famous Bulgarian clairvoyant. According to the widespread story, after losing her sight in childhood due to an accident, she gained an amazing ability to "see" the future. Her prophecies covered a wide range of topics - from global cataclysms and political events to technological breakthroughs and contacts with extraterrestrial civilizations.
What did she predict for 2025?
Among her forecasts for the coming year:
Growing organs in laboratories - scientific developments in this area are already underway, and soon the technology could become everyday practice in medicine.
Contact with extraterrestrial beings - according to the seer, humanity awaits a significant discovery in this field.
Development of telepathy - possibly through breakthroughs in creating neural interfaces and similar technologies.
A new energy source - although specifics are lacking, modern research in nuclear energy could lead to revolutionary discoveries.
War in Europe - the prophecy about the "devastation of the continent" is linked by some interpreters to the ongoing Ukrainian conflict.
Reduction of Europe's population - a prediction that remains controversial and unconfirmed.
Further predictions by Vanga
Her prophecies extend centuries into the future:
2028 - flight to Venus, disappearance of world hunger.
2043 - Islam becomes the dominant religion in Europe.
2100 - creation of an artificial Sun.
2183 - a colony on Mars achieves independence.
2288 - time travel is invented.
3797 - life on Earth ends, humanity relocates to another Solar system.
4599 - the era of immortality begins.
5079 - the end of the world.
Should we believe it?
The scientific community largely views such predictions with skepticism. Critics note the vagueness of the wording and the fantastical nature of many prophecies, which makes objective evaluation difficult. However, the phenomenon of Baba Vanga continues to attract the attention of millions of people, especially when some of her words seemingly find reflection in real events.
