The forecast never came true.
People are always worried about whether the end of the world, and when it happens. Apocalypse mankind have repeatedly promised, but if someone was upset that another end of the world never came at the hour, he should not “despair”. Perhaps the “cool” end of the present world was predicted in the “Ragnarek”. But in the Scandinavian mythology did not provide a specific date when this will happen. In this review, the most incredible and unfulfilled predictions.
1. Hysterical woman Sylvester II
January 1, 1000
Sylvester II predicted, along with many other priests in Europe, January 1, 1000 years the world will end. By this time, Europe began to be riots, and people EN masse began to make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
2. Hysterical Woman Johann Stapler
1 Feb 1524
The German astrologer Johann Stetler said that peace “will come to its end on 1st of February 1524” because of the catastrophic floods caused by the location of the constellation of Pisces in the sky. Despite all predictions, the day in Germany was only light rain.
3. Hysterical Woman Christopher Columbus
1656 or 1658 years
Christopher Columbus first crossed the Atlantic in 1492. At the same time, few people know that he wrote the “Book of prophecies”. She was, to put it mildly, strange. For example, before the second coming of Christ must be “found of the garden of Eden,” and must also be selected “the last Emperor in the world.” Columbus also then predicted doomsday in 1656 or 1658.
4. Hysterical Woman Grigory Rasputin
31 Aug 2013
Grigori Rasputin, the famous Russian mystic and healer who lived during the reign of the last Emperor of Russia. More than 100 years ago, he predicted that “the world will end on August 31, 2013”. He warned of a “terrible storm” and that “fire will swallow all life on earth, then the planet will come to a deathly silence.” It was then that Jesus will come within a few days and ensure a comfortable environment for survivors, and then return to heaven.
5. Hysterical sect “Jehovah’s Witnesses”(7 times)
That’s it, well now…
Charles Taze Russell founded the sect of “Jehovah’s Witnesses”, and also predicted that Christ would return in 1914. When this happens, it is then seven times predicted the coming of Armageddon, but it never happened.
6. Hysterical Woman Nostradamus
1999
“In the seventh month of 1999 from heaven will come a great king of terror.” So wrote Nostradamus some 400 years ago. What is most interesting, at this time was published the third book about Harry Potter.
7. Hysterical Woman Neil Chase
23 Mar 1994
Neal chase, a leader of the Bahai faith, predicted that new York will be destroyed by atomic bombs 23 March 1994. He also claimed that after 40 days, the Apocalypse starts.
8. Apocalypse from the frightened Londoners
1666 year
The year 1666 was, to put it mildly, not the most lucky year for London. On the one hand, literally 12 months before the plague killed about 1/5 of the population of London. On the other hand, many people, based on the book of Revelation, argued that “666” is the number of Satan. That is why everyone believed that in 1666 the end of the world.
9. The Y2K problem from the cunning programmers
01.01.00
“Year 2000” or Y2K problem seriously disturbed many men who believed that all electronic devices just stop when 01.01.00. It really was a problem, because most computers were able to display the date only by a series of two digits. However, the network long before December, there have been numerous patches.
10. Hysterical woman Vice-President al Gore
Dis soon…
Al Gore did quite gloomy forecasts for many years. To date (according to his predictions) ice caps at the poles already had melted, the polar bears should have been completely die out, India and China – half-hide under water, and in Europe has already arrived to the ice age.
11. Hysterical sect “of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn”
2010 / 2011
“The hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn – sect associated with magic, which was popular in Britain in the early 20th century. Its members have studied and practiced the occult Sciences and metaphysics and astral travel, and alchemy. At the same time, members of the Order predicted by the end of the world around the years 2010 and 2011.
12. Hysterical sect “AUM Shinrikyo”
The end of 2003
The infamous sect “AUM Shinrikyo” in Japan was founded in 1984. In addition to terrorist attacks using chemical weapons in Tokyo in 1990-ies, this cult also predicted that the world would end due to nuclear war at the end of 2003. In 2007, the sect was divided into two small groups.
13. The Mayan calendar
December 2012 / September 2016
None of the “list of end of the world” would not be complete without the prophecies of the Maya. Most often this was supposed to happen in December 2012. However, when this did not happen, there is a explanation that this happened due to differences between the Gregorian calendar and the Mayan calendar, and in fact the world would end September 3, 2016.
14. Hysterical sect “Prophets of the end times”
July 29, 2016
“The last end of the world” was supposed to happen 3 months ago. A group of Christians calling themselves “Prophets of the end times”, released a video in which it was claimed that the magnetic poles of the Earth suddenly had to switch places. This supposedly would lead to the creation of a vacuum instead of atmosphere. In fact, according to NASA, pole shift happens all the time, from the formation of the Earth, but this process takes hundreds of years.
15. Hysterical Woman William Miller
23 APR 1843
In the mid-1800s, years a farmer in New England named William Miller announced that he studied the Bible and realized that God was going to destroy the world. This date was supposedly April 23, 1843. To this date, the farmer and many of his followers sold or gave away their possessions and just waited for something terrible. Some of his followers have become “seventh day Adventists”.
