The frightening forecast that 2025 will be the year that aliens contact Earth was made by both Baba Vanga and Living Nostradamus.

The coronavirus outbreak, Princess Diana’s death, the Microsoft worldwide outage, and 9/11 are just a few of the significant world events that both psychics have correctly foretold.

Both now think that this year will see important advances in the search for extraterrestrial life.

The 1996-deceased Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga prophesied that a “major sporting event” will bring the planet and extraterrestrial life into contact.

It is unclear when this predicted event would occur because of the Women’s Rugby World Cup and Women’s Euro finals coming up soon, as well as the Formula 1 races every weekend.

The Living Nostradamus, 38-year-old Athos Salomé of Brazil, believes that the James Webb telescope will soon reveal extraterrestrial life.

NASA describes it as “the largest, most powerful and most complex telescope ever launched into space”, and it launched on Christmas Day in 2021.

Salomé previously told Femail: “Thanks to the James Webb telescope, humanity might finally get the answer to the existence of alien life, while governments like the US may declassify UFO files.”

“If true, these discoveries could revolutionise one’s view about the universe in which we exist – and about ourselves.”

From the early glows following the Big Bang to the development of the Solar System, the James Webb telescope examines every stage of the universe’s history.

Baba Vanga also foresaw that this year, researchers would perfect the technique of cultivating human organs in lab settings.

As a result, people on donation lists would be able to receive the organs they require for transplantation right now, eliminating the need to wait.

Sky History claims that this medical advancement could increase life expectancy to more than 120 years and prolong the lives of millions of people.

The psychic, who passed away in 1996, also predicted that in 2025, as Europe is shattered by a horrific conflict, earthquakes will wreak havoc on the planet.

“Russia will not only survive,” she wrote. “It will dominate the world,” she said.

The ‘Nostradamus of the Balkans’ also predicted that Putin would be re-elected as Russia’s leader the following year.

Russia won’t have another presidential election until 2030 after Putin was re-elected earlier this year.

She also foresaw additional terrible natural occurrences, such as the eruption of dormant volcanoes, and a horrific war in Europe that would wipe out the continent’s population.

She specifically referred to an earthquake that occurred on the US west coast.

There have been powerful earthquakes in California in the past, including one in 2019 with a magnitude of 7.1. Nobody perished.

She also foresaw the eventual realization of telepathy, a concept that has fascinated both futurists and scientists.

Salomé also warns that 2025 will be the year that “humanity may lose control of technology.”

According to him, the upcoming year will bring both tremendous problems and radical innovation.

He claims that the world may be on the verge of either revolutionary advancement or impending catastrophe due to the development of artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and medical advancements.

Salomé tells Femail that 2025 will be the pivotal year. On the one hand, scientific advancements might give individuals effective instruments to address a wide range of issues; on the other hand, we will observe the viewpoint of utilizing technology “cluelessly.”

He added: “It will also hold key question answers that are important to the coming year. Are we building a progression into the future or are we barrelling ourselves into a world of confusion?”

“It appears that the world is now at what may turn out to be the most critical cross roads ever.”

According to Salomé, artificial intelligence will advance to previously unthinkable heights in 2025.

He said: “Advanced systems will be able to operate in multiple domains at the same time, mimicking human reasoning.”

“An AI will be able to design buildings, plan advertising campaigns and diagnose diseases in a matter of seconds. But as we transfer so much power to machines, the question arises: what happens if we lose control?”

Discussing quantum computing’s potential for chaos, Salomé said, “Quantum computing, previously restricted to experimental laboratories, could soon solve practical problems.”

Salomé also cautioned that an exceptional cyber catastrophe would affect banks, governments, and other institutions.

On the prospect of AI benefitting humanity, he said, “Imagine a future where human brains can connect directly to artificial intelligence.”

“This technology could treat neurological diseases, but it also poses a frightening risk: mental invasion and manipulation of thoughts.”

“Are we ready to give up the last stronghold of privacy—our minds?”