Baba Vanga, the Bulgarian mystic and healer who died in 1996, left behind a series of predictions that stretch across the next 3,000 years, raising concerns for many.
Before her death, Vanga made several forecasts about the future, some of which have eerily come true. Her predictions included notable events such as the death of Princess Diana and the 9/11 attacks.
Looking forward to next year, Vanga’s predictions seem rather grim. She foresaw continued warfare in Europe, the arrival of extraterrestrial beings on Earth, and scientists developing the capability to grow human organs in laboratories. According to Vanga, 2025 will be a year of significant happenings.
But her visions did not stop at 2025; she extended them over the next three millennia, even predicting the time when humanity will need to depart from Earth. According to her forecast reported by Indy100, humans will venture into space exploration towards Venus, despite expert opinions that the planet’s harsh conditions make it unsuitable for human visits.
Venus is considered by many experts to be an unlikely candidate for human exploration due to its extreme and inhospitable environment, according to The Planetary Society. Even the most sophisticated spacesuits available today would not be sufficient for protection on Venus. However, advancements in technology could potentially change this outlook in the future.
Vanga also predicted that by 2033, the polar ice caps will melt as a result of years of climate change. This theory aligns with the World Wide Fund for Nature’s warning that the Arctic may be ice-free during the summer by 2040, noting that the planet loses 13 percent of Arctic sea ice each decade.
In 2076, Vanga foresaw a global spread of communism, extending beyond the current communist states of China, Cuba, Laos, Vietnam, and North Korea.
Furthermore, Vanga predicted that in 2130, humanity will establish contact with extraterrestrial life. This prediction mirrors the views of scientists from the University of California, Los Angeles, who suggested in 2029 that aliens might respond to a signal sent to a space probe in 2002.
Earth.com reported that this signal might be intercepted by extraterrestrials and a return message could be received on Earth within five years.
Vanga also forecasted a global drought, exacerbated by ongoing global warming. According to S&P Global, countries like Egypt are predicted to be significantly affected by the 2050s, with up to 80 percent of the decade expected to be marked by severe or extreme drought conditions.
Following the eventual contact with extraterrestrial beings, a conflict with a Martian civilization is anticipated. It remains unclear who would initiate this conflict.
Around 1,773 years from now, Vanga predicted that humans will need to abandon Earth due to its inhospitability. This prediction contrasts with Stephen Hawking’s 2017 statement, suggesting humanity might have to leave Earth within 600 years due to overpopulation and resource depletion.
Hawking stressed the importance of space exploration, stating, “We are running out of space and the only places to go to are other worlds. It is time to