Hear it from the experts themselves
The homepage collects scientists, philosophers and religious thinkers giving their predictions in their own videos.
Science, existential risk, prophecy and faith. Each article explains what the experts actually said, links to their own words, and connects to the related topics.
Prophecy
Gold soaring, a cash crisis, superhuman abilities: the viral 2027 list and what each claim really rests on.
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Why the year keeps coming up, the flashpoints from Iran to Taiwan, and what forecasters and US intelligence say.
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Iran and Trebizond, a French election, a debt crisis: the verses behind the viral list, checked against the original text.
Read the articleThe World Today
Wars in Gaza and Iran, AI replacing jobs, a dead singer performing as a hologram. What is really happening.
Read the articleWhat physics and astronomy say about the end of Earth, and of everything.
Science & Cosmos
Three answers: this century if we cause it, about a billion years when the Sun overheats Earth, and 10100 years when the universe runs down.
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The Sun is slowly getting brighter. In roughly a billion years Earth becomes too hot for complex life, long before the red giant phase.
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Stars go out, black holes evaporate, and the universe settles into a cold, dark, unchanging state.
Read the articleThe dangers we create ourselves: nuclear war, runaway technology and the odds of getting through this century.
Risk & AI
In January 2026 the clock moved closer to midnight than ever before. What it measures, who sets it, and what it does not mean.
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Toby Ord puts existential risk this century at 1 in 6. Martin Rees gave civilisation 50-50 odds. Where those numbers come from.
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What Hinton, Yudkowsky, Bostrom and Tegmark actually predict, and how surveyed AI researchers rate the risk.
Read the articleFamous dates for the end of the world, who set them, and why we are still here.
Prophecy & History
Newton did write 2060 in his private papers, but not as a date for the planet’s destruction. He wrote it partly to stop others guessing.
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From the 1524 flood panic to Y2K and the 2012 Mayan calendar: famous predictions and what they teach us.
Read the articleHow faiths describe the last days, compared respectfully side by side.
Religion & Belief
How Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Norse myth and modern science each describe the end of the world.
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What the Pakistani astrologer says on popular Urdu podcasts, and why mainstream Islamic scholarship rejects fixing a date.
Read the articleThe homepage collects scientists, philosophers and religious thinkers giving their predictions in their own videos.