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- Economic Times
Baba Vanga's chilling 2025 Prophecy: Will Aliens crash the Euro Final or F1 Grand Prix?
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ADVERTISEMENT According to reports by The Times of India, Baba Vanga foresaw humanity's first real encounter with extraterrestrial life happening not through invasion or stealth, but in the full view of a global audience, possibly during a live broadcast of an international sporting event. As major competitions such as the Women's Euro Final, Women's Rugby World Cup, and Formula 1 races approach, speculation grows: Could a stadium, packed with spectators and cameras, become the backdrop for humanity's most extraordinary revelation? Adding weight to the prophecy is Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, widely referred to as the 'Living Nostradamus.' Salomé, who has made a name for himself with predictions involving global crises and technological breakthroughs, also forecasts alien contact in 2025. Speaking to media outlets, he stressed that this revelation would not unfold through flying saucers or abductions but via scientific instruments, most notably, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.'Thanks to the James Webb Telescope, humanity might finally get the answer to the existence of alien life,' said Salomé. 'And if governments, like that of the United States, choose to declassify UFO-related files, our understanding of the universe, and of ourselves, could be forever changed.'Though no official confirmation exists, the idea that alien contact could occur during a live sporting event has sent ripples across both social media and scientific communities. The world's attention often turns to such global spectacles, and with cameras rolling 24/7, any anomaly could instantly reach billions. ADVERTISEMENT While skeptics question the credibility of such predictions, believers argue that past fulfillments of Baba Vanga's visions lend her new forecasts a level of urgency worth Vanga's vision for 2025 goes far beyond alien contact. The seer's predictions paint a picture of both turmoil and hope in the year ahead: ADVERTISEMENT 1. Natural Catastrophes in AsiaThe mystic warned of a devastating natural event in Asia, likely an earthquake or tsunami. Although no dates were assigned, such geophysical threats remain a constant in the region's seismic zones. ADVERTISEMENT 2. Global Economic CrisisA severe economic collapse is also among her prophecies. With inflation fears, volatile markets, and rising debt, the notion of a worldwide financial downturn is gaining traction. 3. Breakthroughs in Medicine Amid New Diseases Baba Vanga predicted the emergence of mysterious illnesses but also foresaw revolutionary medical treatments. Among these are synthetic organs and cures for chronic conditions, suggesting a dual narrative of peril and progress in global healthcare. ADVERTISEMENT 4. Europe's Shrinking DemographicsAnother concern she raised was a sharp decline in Europe's population. Modern demographic trends—including low birth rates and aging societies—already validate parts of this forecast. 5. Social Unity on the Horizon In a rare optimistic note, Baba Vanga saw the potential for the breakdown of social and racial divisions. She envisioned a future where caste and ethnic identities no longer define human relationships—a world moving toward idea that alien life could be revealed to humanity in a public setting has reignited age-old debates. Are Baba Vanga's visions genuinely prophetic, or are they merely broad interpretations that resonate because of current anxieties and technological developments? While science offers new tools to explore the cosmos, mystics like Baba Vanga and Athos Salomé provide narratives that spark imagination and fear in equal or not aliens truly reveal themselves during a 2025 sporting event, the mere suggestion reflects how human consciousness is evolving. Once confined to the realm of science fiction, the question of extraterrestrial life is now part of mainstream scientific and political Vanga was a blind Bulgarian mystic renowned for her predictions, many of which followers claim have come true, including the 9/11 attacks, Princess Diana's death, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Her prophecies continue to draw global attention due to their uncanny resonance with real-world events. She made several predictions for 2025, most notably the possibility of alien contact during a major global sports event. She also forecasted a devastating natural disaster in Asia, an economic crisis, medical breakthroughs, demographic shifts in Europe, and increased global social unity. (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel) (Catch all the US News, UK News, Canada News, International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily International News Updates. NEXT STORY
Time of India
9 hours ago
- Time of India
Antonio Felix Da Costa shares happy memories as Porsche wins Formula E Teams and Manufacturers' World Championships
Porsche Formula E team (Image credit: Instagram) The Formula E Teams' and Manufacturers' World Championship trophy went to TAG Heuer Porsche at the Season 11 grand finale in London. And the credit goes to Porsche drivers Pascal Wehrlein and Antonio Felix Da Costa, as well as the engineers at the factory. Da Costa has now shared an Instagram post after his team's win along with a few happy pictures of them together. Porsche grabs Formula E Teams and Manufacturers' World Championships After Porsche claimed top position, Nissan was close, but Nick Cassidy's consecutive three wins brought Jaguar ahead of them into second position in the standings. Reflecting on Porsche's win in the Teams' and Manufacturers' Championship, Antonio Felix Da Costa wrote on Instagram, 'TEAM & CONSTRUCTORS WORLD CHAMPIONS! What a race! We dropped to last, P22 after a technical problem in qualifying, and we finished the race in P6 and managed to secure the World Team Champions titles! Thank you all for the support on this side. Congratulations @ He attached a few happy pictures of the team along with the note. Racer Bernardo Sousa wrote, 'Congratulations to you!! The man of 'Never give up.'' A fan also wrote, 'Congrats on a great race! Next year there will be more.' One more commented, 'Congrats champion!! Well deserved. From 22 to 6, this shows what a great driver you are!' Florian Modlinger, Director, Factory Motorsport Formula E, said after the grand finale, 'What an amazing achievement for Porsche in Formula E to win the Manufacturers' World Championship and the Teams' World Championship. I'm really proud of the whole team, of all the support in the factory, of everyone involved in the project. Both drivers did an incredible job. I'm really happy with this result. I think we'll only realise in the coming days what we achieved here, and I'm really thankful and grateful to be part of this fantastic team. ' Pascal Wehrlein and Antonio Felix Da Costa's performance in season 11 Pascal Wehrlein was sitting in second position in the Formula E Driver Standings for a long time but was replaced by Nick Cassidy on the final day at the London E-Prix. Cassidy won the Berlin E-Prix as well as the following two races at the London E-Prix, which propelled him into second position. Earlier, Antonio Felix Da Costa was in third position in the Driver Standings but was replaced by Taylor Barnard and the new addition, Nick Cassidy. He finished fifth in the championship with 111 points. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Time of India
12 hours ago
- Time of India
Nick Cassidy bids emotional farewell to Jaguar, calls them 'tough competitors' going forward
Nick Cassidy (Image credit: Instagram) Nick Cassidy penned an emotional farewell note along with some memorable pictures to bid goodbye to Jaguar TCS Racing after bringing down the curtain with three consecutive wins. The Formula E driver won both the races at the London double-header, climbing to the number two position in the Formula E World Championship. However, he did not reveal which team he is headed to next but added that he would see Jaguar as a tough competitor. Nick Cassidy shares special post to say goodbye to Jaguar The first picture showed Nick Cassidy posing with the trophies he collected this year and a portrait of his jersey as memorabilia. It was followed by a picture of him and his granny, who witnessed his consecutive victories in London. There were also glimpses of the celebrations in London, his ride back home, and more. He wrote, 'Don't know where to start... 3 wins in a row and 2nd in the Drivers' World Championship after an incredible finish to the season. I couldn't have dreamed of this when joining @fiaformulae and have been super fortunate to be in great cars fighting for wins and championships. Thanks to @jaguarracing for the last 3 seasons. It's been a privilege to drive for Jaguar and our race team – and I sincerely wish them all the best in the future, knowing they will be tough competitors. ' Adding a mention of his Jaguar teammate, Cassidy wrote, 'A big shoutout to my mate @mitchevans_ as well. He's an unbelievable talent who I've learnt a lot from over the years and will be World Champion one day. This weekend he took one for me when he was the faster car in qualifying. Thanks to everyone for their messages and words of support during the season – it hasn't gone unnoticed and is very much appreciated. I will see you on the grid in São Paulo in December. ' Reactions to Nick Cassidy's farewell post Mitch Evans dropped a heart emoji in reaction to his post. Sergio Sette Camara, who filled in for Norman Nato at the Berlin E-Prix, wrote, 'Congrats man.' Wishing him well, a fan wrote in the comments section of his post, 'Congratulations on an absolutely amazing season, Nick!! Unbelievable talent! Phenomenal as always! Enjoy the offseason & can't wait to support you again next season!' Also Read: Nick Cassidy bids Jaguar farewell, celebrates with girlfriend Nathalia Soliani at London E-Prix afterparty Nick Cassidy spent three years at Jaguar TCS Racing and raced alongside Mitch Evans. He won four races this season, including one each in Shanghai and Berlin and two in London. He also secured a podium in Monaco. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
