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Start reading Economic times.Avoid watching TRP driven news and open eyes to research.Watch these channels for NEWS and not their VIEWS, Most of them are driven by an agenda. Either political or economical. They show what benefits them nothing else.Modi's hard work and achievements have already started to reflect.It takes time for these things to move they are big billion projects.Once these companies set up shops in India, there will be increased employment , higher salaries, higher purchase power to common man that will result in improved standard of living. Have patience its coming !FDIThe Government of India has amended FDI policy to increase FDI inflow. In 2014, the government increased foreign investment upper limit from 26% to 49% in insurance sector. It also launched Make in India initiative in September 2014 under which FDI policy for 25 sectors was liberalised further.As of April 2015, FDI inflow in India increased by 48% since the launch of "Make in India" initiative.India was ranking 15th in the world in 2013 in terms of FDI inflow, it rose up to 9th position in 2014 while in 2015 India became top destination for foreign direct investment.FDI in automotive sector was increased by 89% between April 2014 to February 2015. India is 7th largest producer of vehicles in the world with 17.5 million vehicles annually. 100% FDI is permitted in this sector via automatic route. Automobiles shares 7% of the India's GDP.FDI in service sector was increased by 46% in 2014–15. Service sector includes banking, insurance, outsourcing, research & development, courier and technology testing.FDI limit in insurance sector was raised from 26% to 49% in 2014.Textile is one major contributor to India's export. Nearly 11% of India's total export is textile. This sector has attracted about $ 1647 million from April 2000 to May 2015. 100% FDI is allowed under automatic route.During year 2013–14, FDI in textile sector was increased by 91%.Indian textile industry is expected reach up to $ 141 billion till 2021.Source: Wiki"FDI in textile sector up 91% in 2013–14 | Business Standard News". Business StandardForeign direct investment in India"India Pips China, US to Emerge as Favourite Foreign Investment Destination: Report". NDTV ProfitFDI up 48% since 'Make in India' campaign launch". The Economic TimeSpecialty chemicals industry: Making India a global manufacturing powerhouse | Business Standard News". Business StandardIndia grabs investment league pole position". Financial Times.Not all below are from ET but most are.Make in India: Boeing & Tata announce JV to produce Apache fuselages - The Economic TimesPM Modi's 'Make in India' campaign: 12 Scottish firms visiting India for business, tie-ups next week1st big FDI in rail: GE, Alstom may get nods for Rs 40,000-cr loco plans in Bihar - The Economic TimesRailways today awarded contracts to global giants GE and AlstomBSE 0.20 % for setting up of about Rs 40,000 crore worth diesel and electric locomotive factories in Marhora and Madhepura respectively in Bihar, marking the first major FDI in rail projects.SunEdision to supply cheapest solar power in IndiaMake in India: China's Sany Group to invest $3 billion in India on renewable energy projects - The Economic TimesMake in India: Acer to start smartphone assembly in India - The Economic TimesKarbonn to invest Rs 800-crore for mobile phone production in IndiaXiaomi to invest in India's service and application developersMake in India: Foxconn starts shipping Xiaomi, InFocus phones built in its AP plantChina's Gionee kicks-off local production with Foxconn in Sri City - The Economic TimesLava to invest Rs 2,615 crore in Noida, Tirupati plants - The Economic TimesNow, Alibaba-backed Meizu looks to Make in India - The Economic TimesPM Narendra Modi meets CEOs of Hyundai, Samsung, Posco, LG in KoreaMake in India: LG mulls local manufacturing of smartphones; to invest Rs 1000 crore this year on R&D‘Make in India’: Samsung plans to set up third manufacturing plant in India to make electronic goods, smartphonesOnePlus joins 'Make in India' bandwagon, partners with Foxconn - The Economic TimesMake In India: Lenovo-Motorola starts making smartphones at Chennai plantMake in India: After Samsung, HTC to manufacture mobile handsets in the country - The Economic TimesSpice to Open Uttar Pradesh Facility in 'Make in India' InitiativeIndia set to become a phone manufacturing powerhouseMake in India: L&T, Hyundai Industries ink LNG carriers agreement'Make in India': Korean major Hyundai to build warships in IndiaMake in India push: Cochin Shipyard building Rs 4,357 crore worth Defence ships, carriers - The Economic TimesMake in India push: Government moves to turn 'Buyer's Navy into a Builder's Navy' - The Economic TimesDriven by PM Modi's Make in India, Japan's Igarashi to re-enter India'Make in India': Ford working on plans to ship India-made EcoSport to US - The Economic TimesIndia to be global manufacturing hub for new Maruti Baleno: Suzuki - The Economic TimesSony to focus on 'Make in India', aims robust growth in FY16Haier to invest over Rs 100 cr in Pune manufacturing unitMake in India: China's largest truck maker Beiqi Foton Motor readies plan to sell cars - The Economic TimesSweden offers India collaboration on fighters and submarines - The Economic TimesMake in India: Pipistrel may set up manufacturing unit if more orders come - The Economic TimesBoost to Make in India: Modi govt awards 56 defence licences to private cos like Mahindra, Tata & Pipavav - The Economic TimesIndia to have three lines of light military choppers under ‘Make in India' - The Economic TimesRafale Deal: French team arrives today; $4.5 billion may be invested in ‘Make in India’ projects - The Economic TimesLockheed begins construction of US presidential choppers in India - The Economic TimesFIPB clears Tata-AgustaWestland chopper facility proposal in Hyderabad - The Economic TimesMake in India: Russia ties up with Reliance Defence to manufacture Kamov 226T choppers - The Economic TimesGE's Jeff Immelt says keen to 'Make in India' in defence, transport & energy sectorsMake in India: Everstone buys over 51% in SJS for Rs 350 crore - The Economic TimesIndia, Scotland explore trade opportunities under Make in IndiaMake in India: US offers to jointly manufacture fighter jets with India - The Economic TimesWhy Microsoft is enthusiastic about Make in India, Digital India, other government initiativesTop 10 states on the ease of doing business ranking - World Bank Survey: India's top 10 states on the ease of doing business ranking - The Economic TimesI will add some more links to this later.A request fellow members to keep posting links in the comments section here.

Courtesy of Rational-Wiki. Pick your favorite…That’s a big buffet, feast on it. Enjoy:Zoroastrianism claims that the end of the world will happen when a comet, called Gochihr, strikes the earth. It will cause all the world's metals to melt and will burn up the world. At the same time, sinners and the pious will pass through this river of molten metal. Sinners will have their sins burnt away and the pious will feel like they're "passing through warm milk."[1]Norse myths say that Ragnarök will be the battle between the gods, killing all but two of the humans, who will then repopulate the earth.[2]A number of scientific disasters have been suggested throughout the years. For example: epidemics,[3] various asteroids/comets, super-volcano eruptions,[4] and global warming. Note that these, like many other "end of world" predictions, would only be the end of humanity, or at most, of much/most/all life on Earth. The world itself would hardly notice the change.1st century CEEarly Christianity: Second Coming. Any day now! In fact, within the lifetimes of Jesus's eyewitnesses.[5]Revelation: Armageddon. Indeed, the very word "Apocalypse" is the Greek word for revelation.4th centuryBishop and theologian Hilary of PoitiersWikipedia's W.svg predicted the world would end in 365 CE. Hilary's name means cheerful.[6][7]Hilary's disciple, the popular saint, cloak-wearer, and hammerer Martin of ToursWikipedia's W.svg predicted the end would be around 400 CE.[7]5th century500: In what's considered the first prediction involving round numbers in the Christian calendar (hence prefiguring a lot of Y2K bullshit), Hippolytus of RomeWikipedia's W.svg (170-235 CE) used the dimensions of Noah's Ark and the idea of 1000-year days starting at the world's creation in 5500 BCE to predict Christ's coming in this year, writing in 234 CE. Sextus Julius Africanus had come up with something similar but without the same numerology.[8]7th centuryMuslims believed in the Qiyamah (Last Judgement) during which time Jesus[9] will come to earth, end all wars, and kill ad-Dajjal — the Muslim anti-Christ. Then every person who ever lived will be bodily resurrected, before being judged by God. The faithful go to heaven, and the rest to hell. Apparently there's also room for some "People of the Book," i.e. Jews and Christians, though hopefully there won't be any wars between the lot in heaven. Presumably God will actually do something to stop fighting within his heavenly realm, unlike on Earth, so that celestial wars would seem unlikely.8th century800: Another prediction from Sextus Julius AfricanusWikipedia's W.svg (c 160-c 240 CE), who had suggested 500 CE as an alternative.[10][11] If only he'd predicted the coronation of Charlemagne, which did occur on December 25, 800 CE, but same difference, yeah?16th centuryA little grandiose, eh?Circa 1504: Painter Sandro Botticelli believed he was living during the End Times/TribulationWikipedia's W.svg, according to an inscription on his painting The Mystical Nativity.1524: The Great Flood of 1524 was predicted for February 4 which would coincide with a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn, predicted by several astrologers including Johann Stöffler in 1499 and Johannes Carion in 1521. It was popularised by a vast number of pamphlets in the early 16th century, which has led to it being described as the first mass-media panic in history. Many people feared the worst, building boats and moving to higher ground; nothing happened, and in London, where some of the most extreme panic had manifested, it didn't even rain.[12][13]1533: Michael Stifel, Judgement Day.[14] A common saying in German for PIDOOMA is to "calculate" or "talk a Stifel."[15]1583: Another Great Conjunction (of Saturn and Jupiter), especially auspicious as the last in a water sign for several hundred years, it nonetheless failed to presage the end of the world. The only consequence was Pope Sixtus V issuing a papal bull, Coeli et terrae, in January 1586, condemning astrological predictions.[16]1600 or before: Martin Luther was a keen student of the Book of Revelation, and predicted the end of the world was imminent, possibly within his lifetime (he died in 1546) and certainly by 1600.[17][18]17th century1666: The presence of the Number of the Beast in this date meant many people assumed it would see the end of the world, with outbreaks of bubonic plague in the years before adding to millenarian feeling.[19] The Fifth MonarchistsWikipedia's W.svg, a millenarian English sect that sprung up during the English Civil War, believed the world would end in 1666 or before. They were influential in the radical politics of the 1650s and tried to set up a council of saints to form the fifth monarchy (following the Babylonian, Persian, Macedonian, and Roman) which they predicted would bring the end of the world, based on Daniel 2:37-44. But the Restoration of Charles II reduced their influence, and even plague and fire couldn't help.[20]1688: First prediction by mathematician and "wizard" John NapierWikipedia's W.svg (1550-1617), another keen student of the Book of Revelation.[21]1697: First of many predictions by Puritan clergyman, scientist, and witchfinder Cotton MatherWikipedia's W.svg, who later changed his prediction to 1736, 1716, and then 1717.[22]1700: Second prediction by mathematician and "wizard" John Napier.[21]18th century1719: Jacob Bernoulli: a comet seen in 1680 would return and collide with the Earth.[23] Said comet hasn't been seen since.[24]1792: One of a few dates advanced by the Shakers, an 18th century Protestant apocalyptic sect.[25]19th century1836: Various theologians including German theologian Johann Albrecht BengelWikipedia's W.svg and Methodist John WesleyWikipedia's W.svg suggested this year would see the start of the Millennium (1000 years of bliss), to be followed by 1000 years of rule by Satan and then Christ's Second Coming.[26]1843: The "Great Disappointment": William Miller predicts the end would come in 1843... then 1844... oh. His many thousands of followers reacted in different ways to his utter failure: some wised up and gave up on his predictions, while others became Seventh Day Adventists. They're still waiting. Still others became the Jehovah's Witlesses, who badly retconned Miller's prediction so they could claim it actually did happen, just not the way he predicted.1865: predicted by Edward Bishop Elliott, a Victorian Biblical scholar; he later revised this to 1941.[27][28]1867: John Cumming, a popular anti-Catholic clergyman who preached in Covent Garden, London, in the mid-19th century and wrote about 180 books, interpreted Biblical prophecies to predict the glorious end days would come around 1867.[29]1873: One of several predictions by the Adventist Jonas Wendell (1815-1873); this date was contained in his 1870 book The Present Truth, or Meat in Due Season; he had previously predicted the second coming in 1868.[30]1881: according to an 1862 edition of the prophecies of Mother Shipton, who allegedly wrote "The world to an end shall come, In eighteen hundred and eighty one."[31] (Seems she was no better at poetry than she was at prediction.)1890 or 1891: Native Americans involved in the Ghost DanceWikipedia's W.svg movement[32][33]: All the whites are gonna die really soon!20th centuryHalley's Comet (1910) : the tail did not wag the dog1910: Halley's Comet's tail crosses the Earth and people think that the world will be gassed to death by cyanogen gas.[34] Mark Twain predicted that he would die when it arrived, and he passed on the day after its perihelion.[35]1914: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36] Charles Taze Russell, founder of the Bible Student movement which evolved into the Jehovah's Witnesses, predicted the destruction of all world governments in October 1914 (he believed Jesus had secretly returned and had been ruling the world since 1874).[37]1915: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36]1918: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36]1920: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36]1923: Wilbur Glenn Voliva: Flat Earth to end[38]1925: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36]1927: Wilbur Glenn Voliva[38]1930: Wilbur Glenn Voliva[38]1934: Wilbur Glenn Voliva[38][39]1935: Wilbur Glenn Voliva[38]1941: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36]1941: Victorian scholar Edward Bishop Elliott, based on his interpretation of the Book of Revelation, came up with this date after his earlier predictions in the 1860s proved untrue.[40]1969: Charles Manson predicted an apocalyptic race war would engulf the US in the summer of 69.[41]1975: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[36][42]Mid-1970s: David Wilkerson: Worldwide economic depression.[43]1977: William Branham: Destruction of the U.S., termination of all governments into a world government, Second Coming.[44]1977: Pyramidologist Adam Rutherford: Beginning of the Millennium.[45]1978: Jim Jones took his cult with him.1979-1980: John Todd: Installation of a world government ruled by the Illuminati, with Jimmy Carter as the anti-Christ. Because...peanuts?1980: Pat Robertson: "A year of sorrow and bloodshed that will have no end soon, for the world is being torn apart, and my[46] kingdom shall rise from the ruins of it."1981: Hal Lindsey: Pre-tribulational rapture. Chuck SmithWikipedia's W.svg founder of the Calvary Chapel movement, shared this view in a 1978 book.[47]1982: Pat Robertson: Great Tribulation.1982: R.E. McMaster: World War III and/or economic depression, based on cyclical theory.[48]1985: Pat Robertson: Worldwide economic collapse.1988: Hal Lindsey: Second Coming.September 11-13, 1988: Edgar Whisenant: Second Coming.[49]1988: Colin Deal: Second Coming.[50]1989: Edgar Whisenant: Second Second Coming.[51]1990: Elizabeth Clare Prophet: Global thermonuclear war.1991: Louis Farrakhan: The looming Gulf War would be the "War of Armageddon which is the final war."1992 (September 28): Rollen Stewart: Second Coming.1992: Mission for the Coming Days: Second Coming.[52]1992: First end of the world prediction from collision with the Pleiades star cluster (a.k.a., "photon belt")1994: Harold Camping: Second Coming.[53]1994: Some Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[54]1997: Heaven's Gate: Earth changes and a UFO abduction coinciding with the Hale-Bopp comet. Mass suicide in the hopes of hitching a ride on said UFOs.1997: Jehovah's Witnesses: Armageddon.[42]1998: The Church of the SubGenius: the Rupture. Every year on July 5th, they meet and party in reverence, certain that it will happen this year. (Recent writings have inverted the year to "8661.")1999: according to some interpretations of Nostradamus[55]1999: A now little-known collision with Planet XAugust 18, 1999: Armageddon, according to Jeron "The Amazing Criswell" King [56]1999-2000: David Wilkerson: Worldwide economic depression.[57]December 31, 1999: Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of GodWikipedia's W.svg, a Ugandan millenarian Christian sect; after the failed prediction was exposed, the leaders brutally killed hundreds of their followers in March 2000.[58]May 5, 2000: Cataclysmic crust displacement predicted by Richard W. Noone, due to a combination of build-up of Antarctic ice and planetary alignment. We're lucky that the ice is melting.[59]2000: Y2K: Collapse of civilisation. Christian preachers in Papua New Guinea predicted the end.[60] Hal Lindsey failed on this one again.21st centuryHarold Camping was a perennial favorite. Oopsie!Skeptics trolling for the rapture2007 (November 1): Mario will trigger a meltdown in a massive galaxy reactor and will cause the universe to turn into a freakish dual tornado and subsequently explode.≤2001: Cataclysmic crust displacement predicted by William Hutton.[61]2002 (December 8th): Survivalist Bruce Beach (of Ark Two fame) predicted it on a Penn & Teller: Bullshit! episode that was not aired until 2003.[62]2003: Mary 2003 was supposed to have Earth cataclysmically smash into Nibiru/Planet X, according to ZetaTalk.2005-2026: William Strauss and Neil Howe — a crisis period in the U.S. comparable in effect to the American Revolution, Civil War, and Great Depression/WWII.[63]2006 (September 12th): Yisrayl Hawkins, pastor and overseer of The House of Yahweh, predicted in his February 2006 newsletter that a nuclear war would begin on September 12th, 2006. [64]2007: Hal Lindsey — the Second Second Coming.2007: Pat Robertson — the Great Tribulation.2008 (whenever she dies): Sarah Palin's church believes that they are the "Final Generation" and will see the End Times during their lifetime.[65]May 2008: Followers of Kuznetsov, 31 adults and 4 children (one 18 months old), went into a cave in Russia in November 2007 thinking they would be safe from an apocalypse occurring in the spring. Kuzentsov did not join them, was later committed and attempted suicide when some had left the cave in the spring. By the time all the followers had left the cave in the spring, two adults had died.[66]2008 (whenever it shuts down): The Large Hadron Collider will destroy the world with black holes, strangelets, or something similarly scary and science-y.[67] (You can keep up to date with whether this has happened yet here.[68])2009: David Wilkerson — Earth-shattering calamity engulfing the whole megaplex, including areas of New Jersey and Connecticut. Major cities all across America experiencing riots and blazing fires.[69]2010: The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, which existed from 1887 to 1903, predicted the world would end during this year.[70][71]2011: Harold Camping tries again — Third Second coming/rapture. May 21st, to be precise.[72] He put up billboards![73] Later postponed to October 21st, but again nothing came of it. Camping might hold on to the money people sent him if he weren't dead now, though he evidently blew a bundle on billboard advertisements.[74] though followers were encouraged to drain their savings for Camping's campaign funds and many are deeply disappointed.[75]2011: Ronald Weinland: Second Coming on the 29th of September. Strike one!2012: But of course! Un-naturally failed apocalypse, NASA pushed away space rock expected to hit in series of attempts to bombard asteroids in previous years.[76] (They even did this to the moon!) The following trail fell to/passed Earth in early 2013.[77] ;)2012: Ronald Weinland — Second Coming on the 27th of May. Strike two!2012: Last known end of the world prediction from collision with the Pleiades star cluster[citation needed]2012 (December 21st): Eastern Lightning cult predicted the end of the world.[78]2013: 2012 was just a warm up, the real bad stuff starts 2013 or something and it seems Isaac Newton predicted it.[79]2013: Ronald Weinland — Second Coming on the 9th of May. Strike three, you're out! (see 2019 for strike 4)2014 (February 22nd): Ragnarok — the end of the present world according to Norse mythology.[80]2014 (March 21st): Asteroid (143649) 2003 QQ47Wikipedia's W.svg?[81]2014: World War III, another attempt to interpret Nostradamus's prophecy of a fire in the North for the reference of the end of the age of the fifth sun,[82] believed to be a specific Northern region of a country, current speculation is North Korea, as relative to the resolution of a Pope prediction.[83] Oh, and the Rapture.[84] And a giant asteroid hitting the Caribbean.[85]between April 2014 and October 2015: A tetrad of lunar eclipses (or blood moons) will signal the start of the end times, according to megachurch pastor John Hagee. [86]Unspecified time during the reign of Pope Francis, the pope succeeding Benedict XVI. Mediaeval Saint Malachy supposedly predicted Peter the Roman (Petrus Romanus) would be the last pope, Rome would be destroyed and a terrible judge would judge his people, The end.[87] Doomsayers have already started shoehorning the new pope into the prediction.[88]2015: Solar flare.[89]2015 (September 23rd): (some references give a margin of September 18th to September 25th) Asteroid.[90]2015 (October 7th): eBible Fellowship, an organization vaguely related to the late-Harold Camping, is confident they've got the date right this time.[91]2016: Tom Wattkins:[92] He had a vision of the Great tribulation claiming to have met the beast of revelation, etc. Turns out the same day is a solar eclipse.[93], though of course he'll mention that.[92]2016 (April 6th): Warren Jeffs, in no way due to a contemporaneous arrangement.[94]2016 (May 16th): Pastor Richardo Salazar was allegedly told by God that an asteroid fully made of ice, with a 9km diameter, traveling at 30,000km per hour would strike earth killing 1,200 million people. As you probably can tell, that definitely happened and those totally dead 1,200 million people will be forever missed.[95]2016 (June 3-4): Modern scholars got the Mayan date wrong. It was never 2012, rather it was June 2016 and there are plenty of numbers involved.[96]2016 (June 14th-August 19th): According to this super reliable, super honest, super definitely-NOT-bullshiting "NASA scientist", there was meant to be a magnetic reversal between June and August which would cause the Van Allen belt to fall killing 80% of life on Earth. He got this information from aliens via HAARP. Yup, aliens told our good 'ol uncle Dr. Sal that the sky is falling.[97]2016 (October 31st): Walid Shoebat alleges that the world is "100% certain" to end on this exact arbitrary nutjob date. As the basis for this claim, he refers to his own science of "Futurology 101".[98]2016 (Fall): Bible student and computer scientist Nora Roth on The Mark of the Beast claims as much through a lot of numerology surrounding seventy "sevens".[99]2016 (December): Bible student and computer scientist Nora Roth subsequently revised her claim to December.[100]September 23, 2017: Nibiru/Planet X will again collide with Earth, the second prediction by David Meade.[101]. Plus a rare constellation alignment will start the Rapture[102]October 2017: Initial forecast made by David Meade[103][104]October 15, 2017: The third time's a charm by David Meade.[105]November 19, 2017: The fourth time is not so charming, David Meade.[106]2017: Various Christians say we'll be chipped, and the Great Tribulation will begin.[107]2017 to 2113: Asteroids, according to the Daily Express, exaggeration based on Nasa estimates of asteroids passing near the earth.[108]2018: YouTube crackpot gevte[109], has been predicting the Rapture countless times. One time it was April 18,[110] and he continues today. He always changes the date on his videos when his predictions pass and would scold people for not watching the signs.. As if anyone has read Deuteronomy 18:22.2018: 23th of April, David Meade strikes back... and fails again[111]2018: The Bible guarantees May 20, 2018 Pentecost, or your money back.[112]2018: 24th of June, obscure crank Mathieu Jean-Marc Joseph Rodrigue ensures that doom is upon us, based on some middle school math.[113]2018: Hal Lindsey — the Third Second Coming.January 21st, 2019-2021: Before behind the 4chan, An Internet meme "Clown World" begins now to insanely cause rewriting our history until 2021, based on the F. Kenton Beshore's prediction.[114]2019 (February 3rd): His 7 billion populated people's ideas, theories, memories, plans & imaginations are gone at all, causing the sequel movies have been released. No one will notice because the link was never found at all or everyone be noticed.[citation needed]2019 (From April 5): Tribulation begins according to Revelation 20:12 - Accueil website; to be followed by Rapture, destruction of most of the earth. In May the Antichrist begins his 3 1/2 year reign.[115]2019 (September 20th): "Area 51: They Can't Stop All Of Us" Event, Also known as "Aliens incoming arrive to earth until 2021 & the Google Earth photos caught UFOs based on the F. Kenton Beshore prediction." [116]2019: Fringe Black Israelites believe that things get really bad in 2019 because of 400 years of slavery, mixed with Genesis 15:13-14[1]2020: Self-acclaimed psychic and astrologer Jeane Dixon has predicted the world will end in 2020. She previously said it would end in 1962. No doubt the 2020 date seemed distant enough back then that no one would notice it was bollocks.[117]2020 (January 3rd): Another World War III, Following the Donald J. Trump attacks Iran and starts World War III. Again, according to the Daily Express.[118]January 21st, 2020-February 21st, 2020/2021: Coronavirus spreads worldwide and then until 2021, there was a zombie apocalypse based on the F. Benton Beshore, Nostradamus & the bible prophecy, very insanely causing to happen.[119][120]2021: In a 2012 press release, F. Kenton Beshore, president of the World Bible Society, predicted the Rapture by 2021, with the Second Coming seven years later.[121]2023 (November 16th): Alien invasion. [122]Before 2024: A web site titled "Fire from the sky: Meteors and Biblical Prophecy," predicts that a meteor (actually a meteorite) "could" hit the earth sometime between 1998 and 2023. This would cause fireballs of debris, tidal waves, supher [sic] dioxide, a "red tide" in the oceans, and a dust cloud. [123]2026: More asteroids.[124]2026 (September 3rd): The Second Coming on Messiah, signalled by the opening of the 7th Seal, according to Christian Gaviria Alvarez, based on the Book of Revelation. That is the beginning of the millennial Shabbath of the Earth, during which the Messiah will rule the Earth for 1,000 years. Rapture on Sept 20th.[125]2026: Mark Corneillie talks about the Second Comng on his website, while offering his version of the Bible for $23.50 without shipping.2027 (February 22th): The Final Judgment and throwing of unsaved persons into the Lake of Fire in the Valley of Jehoshaphat on the south side of Jerusalem will occur, according to Christian Gaviria Alvarez.[126]2028: Fred Clark — a tongue-in-cheek offer guaranteeing 15 years of Bible-prophecy hucksterism for four easy payments of $39.99.[127]2028: Gabriel Ansley Erb has an entire channel dedicated on why the Second Coming will happen in 2028, called 2028 END.2029: Asteroid 99942 Apophis "could" hit the earth on Friday 13 April, 2029, according to initial observations made in 2004, publicized at various times since then including in 2019 by Paul Begley, a Christian preacher. Later, more accurate estimates of its course show we're safe.[128][129]2030: Approximate date of a mass extinction event predicted by Bob Geldof. Myles Allen of Oxford University claims "Competing hyperbole" are unhelpful in understanding real climate change. [130]2030:Lope Columna: Second Coming. If the people are still sinners, it would come by 2240 or the year 6000.[2]2031:World's end by way of irreversible climate change if there is insufficient mitigation, according to a United Nations report by climate scientists.[131][132][133]2035: Even more asteroids.[134]2036: Yet more asteroids.[135]2037: Hal Lindsey — First Third Coming.2038: Deterioration of the fundamental older technology that still underlies the most crucial systems today, aka Year 2038 problemWikipedia's W.svg.2039: End of life, the universe and everything. Also known as the Ascension.[citation needed]2040: Still more asteroids.[136] This seems to be a fan favourite.2041: March 35th (sic) Not another asteroid.[137]2047 (September 14th): According to The Church of !BLAIR!, the human race will probably be terminated at 3:28 AM (Soho, UK time). The church teaches, with tongue firmly in cheek, that if the human race does not discard their plastic conformity, then the Gods will withdraw their protection. The Gods don't want us to worship them; they don't want sacrifices or even offerings. They just want us to rid itself of our excessive "Normalcy". At that time, Astro-Lemurs (extra-terrestrials similar in shape to lemurs, but with rainbow colored bodies) will attack the entire human race and beat them to death with gigantic burritos.[138]2048: Salt-Water fish extinction, according to Boris Worm, PhD, of Dalhousie University.[139]2060: Sir Isaac Newton — Britain's greatest scientist, analyzed the Bible, which he believed contained God's secret laws of the universe. He concluded that the end of the world will happen on or after the year 2060. According to Malcolm Neaum, the producer of a TV documentary on Newton: "He spent something like 50 years and wrote 4,500 pages trying to predict when the end of the world was coming. But until now it was not known that he ever wrote down a final figure. He was very reluctant to do so.".[138][140]2070-2250: Kermit Zarley, a lay biblical scholar and former PGA Tour professional golfer, wrote a book in 2006 titled: "The Third Day Bible Code", He uses the "third day" motif that appears throughout the Bible, couples it with the belief that "one day is like a thousand years" for God, and interprets 2 Peter 3:8 and Psalm 90:4 to predict that Jesus' return will be sometime between the years 2070 and 2250.[138]2076: Bede the Venerable, an 8th century Christian theologian computed Jesus birth as 3,942 years after the world's creation. The Earth's 6,000 year millennial week will thus end in this year & Some Sufi sects expect, which is the year 1,500 in the Muslim calendar.[138]2085: The original prediction for Nibiru's collision with Earth, later deprecated to 2012 for more profits prophets.[141]22nd centuryBefore 2100: Dr. M.H. Kahn believes that all of all other predictions in the past are invalid. He cites pasages from the Qur'an; they imply that some time in the future, the current expansion of the universe will reverse. This will cause time and gravity to reverse. He writes:"The contraction of the universe with reversal of time and gravity will commence the beginning of the end which will last for thousands and possibly millions of years. We will be removed from the regressing effects of reversed time as we come back alive in our own time. We will the be taken across many dimensions to beyond this universe. A beautiful natural mechanism that is based on the laws of physics will cause all that to happen. This real end has nothing to do with wishful thinking and predictions of priests or shamans."[142]2106: Asteroids never seem to stop and on this particular date 50 billion asteroids will hit the earth.[143]23rd century2239: Classical Jewish tradition holds that the Messianic Age must begin at the latest in Year 6000 in the Jewish calendar, which runs 29 September 2239 to 16 September 2240.[144]26th century2525 A couple of guys from Nebraska speculated that the human race might already be extinct by this date. And also that it might limp on for another 7,475 years.Wikipedia's W.svg29th century2880: This Asteroid thing is outta hand![145]39th century3836: Second Coming according to John Wesley, after 2000 years of end times.[26]87th century8661: Updated end of the world date for the Church of the SubGenius (from the original 1998).112th century11103: The Doomsday argument, first stated in 1983, predicts that there is a 95% chance that the human species will go extinct within 9120 years.[146] N.B., the nature means that every year that passes without a doomsday advances the estimated doom ahead by 2 years. The world itself will still be here, of course — just not us.400th century40,000: In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.8,000,000th centuryAccording to current models, the Sun is expected to increase in luminosity by 10% in the next 800 million years. This will cause several changes to the climate that will make the continued existence of life on Earth impossible, starting with photosynthetic organisms and eventually killing off all life.[147]40 millionth centuryThe galaxy Andromeda (currently 2.5 million light years away) is expected to collide and merge with our galaxy, the Milky Way. This is unlikely to have much of an effect on whatever life is around, as galaxies are mostly empty space, although for any given planet, there is a tiny chance that its orbit could be disrupted due to gravitational tugs from passing stars.50 millionth century5 billion years from now: According to accepted models of stellar evolution, the Sun will run out of hydrogen in its core to fuse into helium and will transition to a red giant as a result, expanding massively.[148] The Sun will swallow Mercury and Venus, and may get large enough to swallow Earth as well. Even if it doesn't, Earth will be roasted to a cinder crisp.[citation NOT needed] One school of thought predicts that the drag from the Sun's outer gas envelope will cause the Earth to spiral into the Sun, but as with all things scientific, there is another school of thought that says this won't happen.[149] If it isn't swallowed, Earth will either get flung out into interstellar space due to tidal interactions with the Sun and the Sun's gradual loss of mass once it enters the red giant stage or will keep orbiting the dead Sun, perhaps reduced just to its core, for a long time to come. Never again will Earth see another day.200 millionth century20 billion years from now: If the current rate of expansion of the universe grows, in 20 billion years, the universe could be expanding so rapidly that atoms will no longer be able to hold on to their electrons. This predicted event is known as the "Big Rip." Blame dark energy.3×1041 st century3×1043 years from now: estimated maximum time for all nucleons in the observable universe to decay, if protons are unstable. Whether they are is currently an unresolved question in physics. Exasecond and longerWikipedia's W.svg and Future of an expanding universeWikipedia's W.svg have a pile of similarly apocalyptic events that actually have some scientific basis. This is the Total Existence Failure of the entire universe; anything complex enough to be considered life that would care about it would likely have evaporated to nothing long before this. Out of all the above, this is the most likely.∞th centuryThe heat death of the universeWikipedia's W.svg is a scientific prediction that eventually the universe will expand so much it will no longer contain any thermodynamic free energy with which to do work. At this point the universe will be cold, dark, and essentially empty forever. That is, unless quantum fluctuations or some other phenomena eventually cause something to occur, like a new Big Bang. Forever is a long time, and this kind of physics is poorly understood at present.No prediction of the end of the worldIt is widely believed that there were prophecies in the 10th century CE that the world would end in 999 CE or 1000 CE. However, this seems to have been first mentioned by Johannes TrithemiusWikipedia's W.svg around 1500 and popularised in the 17th and 18th centuries by Cardinal BaroniusWikipedia's W.svg, William RobertsonWikipedia's W.svg, Charles MackayWikipedia's W.svg, Jules MicheletWikipedia's W.svg, and others; sources from the 10th and 11th century show little evidence of a panic.[150] Still, it's no more inaccurate than any other prediction on the list.