The mystical blind woman, Baba Vanga has made a list of predictions for the year 2023 as well.
Ever since he was a child in the 1910s, Baba Vanga was able to sense trends for future events, reports the Telegraph.
But a turning point in her fortune-telling career came during World War II, when she developed a reputation for fortune-telling.
According to reports, Baba Vanga predicted the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the death of Joseph Stalin, the 11/XNUMX attacks, as well as her own death.
Although he died in 1994 at the age of 84, Baba Vanga still left many predictions for the future, including the year 2023.
At the end of each year, people will look back to see which of Baba Vanga's predictions came true and what is to come.
Here is what Baba Vanga predicted for 2023.
A solar storm
Rumor has it that Baba Vanga predicted a deadly 'solar storm' that would damage the Earth.
A solar storm is when a disruption in the sun causes a major solar flare to erupt, affecting parts of the solar system.
While they don't happen often, solar storms are not unheard of. The latest occurred earlier this year when a solar particle and geomagnetic storm led to the failure of a Starlink satellite.
But if a solar storm on the caliber of Baba Vanga's prediction occurs, it would be devastating to life on Earth.
A biological weapons incident
Baba Vanga often predicted devastating events surrounding nuclear and bioweapons, some believe she predicted the Chernobyl disaster.
Apparently, she predicted that a country would conduct a bioweapons test in 2023.
The prediction was cryptic and non-specific, but these were not uncommon for Baba Vanga.
Earth's trajectory will change
Apparently, Baba Vanga predicted that the Earth's trajectory would change, which was interpreted as a change in the Earth's orbit.
The earth revolves around the sun in an oval pattern that takes 365 days, although the pattern can change it, it takes thousands of years for that change to become apparent.
However, if a huge monumental shift were to occur as Baba Vanga seems to predict, it could be catastrophic.
Intense natural disasters would occur and temperatures could rise if the Earth were to move closer to the sun, causing accelerated global warming.
While these may sound foreboding and life-changing, they most likely won't happen.
Many of Baba Vanga's prophecies are hearsay because she never wrote anything down. Almost all of her predictions from the year 2000 onwards cannot be verified. /Telegraph/
