Some believe that a prediction of Baba Vanga for this year just came true!

2023-12-01 16:47:18Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Some believe that a prediction of Baba Vanga for this year just came true!
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Baba Vanga is the most mentioned name for prophecies, perhaps even more popular than Nostradamus himself, especially with the spread of the Internet that has enabled the spread of her predictions.

Some even believe that one of Baba Vanga's predictions for 2023 has just been fulfilled today.

The mystical woman from Bulgaria is rumored to have an 85% prediction accuracy. Although blind, those who believe her say that she managed to accurately predict her own death, 6 years before it happened in 1996.

Baba Vanga is best known for the predictions she supposedly made for major events such as the attack on the Twin Towers in the USA, the prediction of the election of Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump.

Although she passed away in 1996, she left predictions for the year 5079.

But according to many users of social networks, one of the predictions that Baba Vanga has made for the year 2023 has been fulfilled.

She is said to have predicted that the earth will be hit by powerful solar storms this year, so strong that they will have devastating consequences.

According to her, the "solar tsunami" will cause so much damage that it will take the world to the Middle Ages. This can be interpreted as stopping the operation of technological items and electricity.

And in fact, scientists have predicted that these days, a powerful solar storm is erupting on the Sun.

They have even warned that people may encounter problems using GPS systems.

According to physicist Tamitha Skov, this solar storm could affect the earth's magnetic field, and according to him it could have G3+ effects. Solar storms are measured on a scale from 1 to 5, with 5 being the strongest.

However according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA), the public should not worry, while infrastructure operators have been notified to take measures to avoid any impact of the solar storm, however small.


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