The visions of Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga and Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, also known as the “living Nostradamus,” have resounded again in 2025 and sparked intense debate.
Vanga predicted that this year mankind will establish contact with extraterrestrial beings during a major sporting event – speculation is between the Super Bowl, Formula 1 or the Women’s Eurocup – a “new light in the sky” that will be visible globally.
Baba Vanga and what will happen
Surprisingly, Athos Salome agrees and points out that the James Webb Telescope will be key to confirming extraterrestrial life and that governments such as the U.S. may begin to declassify UFO files.
Beyond alien contact, Baba Vanga foresaw advances in medicine: lab-grown human organs that could eliminate transplant waiting lists and, possibly, the development of a cure for some form of cancer.
However, Baba Vanga also anticipates catastrophic earthquakes-especially on the U.S. West Coast-and a devastating conflict in Europe that could mirror a Third World War.
Athos Salomé, meanwhile, warns that 2025 will be a technological tipping point: highly advanced artificial intelligence and quantum computing could trigger a loss of human control over technology.
He also anticipates revelations about extraterrestrial life, “enhanced” human clones, global energy crises, monitoring chips and implants under the guise of advancing health and safety.
Who are these prophets and why do they matter?
Baba Vanga (1911-1996), known as the “Nostradamus of the Balkans,” has been linked to visions of the dissolution of the USSR, 9/11 and the COVID-19 pandemic, although the veracity of many prophecies remains a matter of debate.
Athos Salome (38 years old), “Nostradamus alive”, gained notoriety for apparent predictions such as the pandemic, the death of Queen Elizabeth II or the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk.
His recent statements on scientific advances and IA have generated international attention.
Hope or alarm? A critical approach
While both visions include hopeful elements – such as cures for diseases, extended life, and new ways to explore the universe – they also raise warnings about real risks: wars, natural disasters, the possible loss of control over technology, and the arrival of aliens.
For the U.S. Hispanic community, these predictions contain important lessons: Science and technology are advancing faster than our ability to regulate them; de must closely follow developments in JWST, AI and digital surveillance, and reflect on their ethical implications.
Although sporting events are not usually related to scientific topics, this symbolic link between culture and technology can influence public perception.
Los avistamientos de OVNIS en todo el mundo dan cuenta de que los extraterrestres están entre nosotros y Baba Vanga predice que podrían ser una seria amenaza para los seres humanos
What to expect for the rest of the year?
Buzzy
The end of 2025 is months away. Some signs are already on the table: there are studies, such as the case of the exoplanet K2-18b detected by JWST, that point to possible bio-signatures. .
However, so far there is no concrete evidence of extraterrestrial contact or official declassifications.
In short, these prophecies share a powerful symbolic element: 2025 is posited as a decisive year, a possible crossroads between revolution, danger and discovery.
What happens in the coming months may reaffirm these views or turn them into warnings about excessive technoptimism.
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