Baba Vanga has once again come into discussion due to her controversial predictions related to the future of the world. Born in Bulgaria in 1911 and passing away in 1996, this great prophetess made many predictions during her lifetime, some of which have historical examples of coming true. Baba Vanga was famous worldwide as a blind astrologer from Bulgaria.
Before passing away at the age of 86 in 1996, he had made predictions up to the year 5079. Some of his many predictions are later linked to subsequent events. This always generates curiosity about his prophecies. Various predictions have been made in his name. These include predictions about the 9/11 attack in America, natural disasters like tsunamis, and that Barack Obama would become the President of the United States. This is why people's attention is drawn to his future predictions.
Baba Vanga had also written some predictions for the year 2025 in 2024. It was written that contact with aliens might occur in 2025. Additionally, in 2025, humans might discover aliens. However, an important piece of information related to this has come to light. For the past few months, a mysterious spacecraft in our galaxy has been puzzling scientists.
Scientists have found that this object visible in space is the size of Manhattan and weighs approximately 33 billion tons. The most astonishing thing is that it is emitting nickel tetracarbonyl, a substance never before seen in any comet. An astrophysicist from Harvard University has made the remarkable claim that it might not be an object but a spacecraft equipped with alien technology.
Meanwhile, scientists have named this interstellar object 3I/ATLAS. On December 19, 3I/ATLAS will be closest to Earth. Against this backdrop, NASA has stated that since it is at least 240 million kilometers away from Earth, there is no threat to Earth. From this event, people are linking it to Baba Vanga's predictions about aliens. Along with aliens, for 2026, Baba Vanga has warned of rising gold prices, civil war, economic difficulties, and a cash shortage.