According to Vanga’s forecasts, 2026 promises the first contact with an extraterrestrial civilization. This is reported by the British edition of Sky HISTORY.
The publication published Vanga’s forecasts for 2026, noting that although Sky HISTORY prefers to deal with facts, “he also likes a good theory from authors such as Nostradamus, Ingersoll Lockwood and, of course, Baba Vanga.”
“The most impressive claim of 2026 is that humanity may encounter extraterrestrial life, sometimes represented as a large ship approaching Earth in November 2026. Prophecies point to a huge spaceship descending on planet Earth,” the newspaper writes.
Vanga also predicted natural disasters — powerful earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and extreme weather conditions in 2026 will affect 7-8% of the planet’s land area.
The new year is also associated with forecasts of an increase in global conflict up to the Third World War or hints that 2026 will be a dangerous turn.
“In 2025, this framework focused mainly on the theme of East versus West and the beginning of the “fall of humanity.”
In 2026, Vanga’s fans are promoting this topic as a broader escalation of conflicts around the world,” the publication says.
The interpreters of Vanga’s forecasts also believe that, according to her predictions, artificial intelligence will begin to dominate key sectors by about 2026, which will bring not only problems with employment, but also serious ethical problems.
The next year will be unstable in the economic sphere, continuing the trends of the previous one, the interpreters believe, since other predictions of Vanga, such as political conflicts, natural disasters and even contacts with extraterrestrials, will contribute to this — “shocks will affect supply chains and markets.”
We are also talking about the extraction of energy from Venus.
“Technically, this forecast refers to 2028, but as anyone from NASA will say, space exploration is a long process. If Vanga’s prediction that humanity will start extracting energy from Venus by 2028 is correct, then preparations will have to start as soon as possible,” the publication jokes.
Another prediction concerns a multicancer blood test — it will become widespread.
Wang’s fans credit her for foreseeing a leap in cancer diagnosis and treatment. 2026 may be the year when blood tests for the early detection of multiple cancers (MCED) will move from pilot projects to national screening programs in at least one major country.
In general, 2026 is not all that gloomy, the newspaper notes.
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