The world will end in 2027. Era 666 will end. Doomsday asteroid flies to Earth - is it worth fearing

The information field is storming again. In social networks multiply dark prophecies about the end of the world in 2027. The mix of biblical motifs, space threats and man-made disasters scares users, but let’s figure out what is based on it, and what is blatant fake.

May 19: Quantum transition and number 666

Ufologists, relying on the Mayan calendar and a certain “harmonic frequency” (144.07 Hz), predict the end of the “era of chaos”, which they associate with the number 666. After this date, a new era of order will come.

April 27: Scheduled Apocalypse

The Nigerian preacher Abdurrahman Bello Muhammad Kuso declared this date the Day of the Last Judgment, citing “divine revelation.” In parallel, the network is “predicting” the neural network about a total global blackout due to a deadly combination of solar storm and hacker attacks.

April 29: Doomsday Asteroid

The most viral horror story says that NASA allegedly hides a 96% probability of collision of the Earth with the asteroid 2017 PDC, which threatens megaton-scale destruction.

Reality: This asteroid does not exist in nature. It is a fictional object created solely to simulate planetary defense. The word EXERCISE (exercise), which is written in black and white in the original report, the authors of conspiracy theories simply cut in screenshots for the sake of hype.

August 31: "Black Moon"

Esotericists give an ominous meaning to the second new moon in the month, predicting global upheavals, although from an astronomical point of view this is absolutely ordinary and safe phenomenon.

The scientists' verdict

The year 2027 does not pose a fatal threat to humanity. Most “prophecies” are either manipulations of numbers or crudely taken out of context scientific scenarios. Stay calm, engage in critical thinking and always double-check sources of information.

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