3-Year-Old Prophecy Resurfaces of Falling Star Causing Massive Destruction in Many African Countries

3-Year-Old Prophecy Resurfaces of Falling Star Causing Massive Destruction in Many African Countries

  • Astrologer Anirudh Kumar Mishra, who made the correct prediction of India winning the 2011 World Cup, has dropped another 'prophecy'
  • Mishra took to X and made the prediction, which has now been reposted over 200 times and liked 714 times
  • The forecaster stated that many African and middle-east nations will witness something devastating in 2027

Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering global affairs.

New Delhi, India - A 2022 prediction by an astrologer Anirudh Kumar Mishra claimed that a meteor will suddenly enter the Earth's orbit in August 2027 and strike its surface.

Legit.ng reports that India-based Mishra said the impact of the falling star "will cause massive destruction in many African and Middle-East countries".

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Past prophecy of cosmic disaster resurfaces. Photo credit: @Anirudh_Astro
Source: Twitter

Mishra is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography, Shri Guru Ram Rai University (SGRRU), Dehradun. An expertise in Advanced Geospatial Techniques, Hydrology, and Glaciology, his research interests encompass Geographic Information System (GIS), Remote Sensing, Hydrology, and Statistical Techniques.

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He wrote on his verified X (formerly Twitter) handle on Sunday, July 3, 2022:

"Middle East will be in middle of a conflict when another calamity strikes them.
"In August 2027, a meteor will enter Earth's orbit all of a sudden and will strike its surface which will cause massive destruction in many African and Middle-East countries."

Chance of meteors hitting Earth

Meteors, also known as shooting stars, result from meteoroids falling from space through Earth's atmosphere, primarily originating from fragments of asteroids, comets, and, rarely, the Moon and Mars. These objects become visible as streaks of light when they heat up due to friction with the atmosphere, burning into meteoric dust or reaching the ground as meteorites.

The largest concentration of these fragments, the asteroid belt, is located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

An abandoned church is seen under a starry sky outside of the settlement of Semibratovo of Russia/Chelyabinsk meteor
Meteors blaze across the night sky above a deserted church near the town of Semibratovo in the Yaroslavl region of Russia. Photo credit: @g_s_world
Source: Twitter

Meteors: How scared should you be?

The average person should not be concerned about being injured by asteroids and things from space in general because it is extremely unlikely and extremely rare that that sort of thing happened, Vice noted in a 2016 report.

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In 2013, a meteor exploded over the Chelyabinsk region of Russia on February 15 of that year, causing a shockwave that injured around 1,500 people and damaged buildings. The asteroid, roughly 20 meters (66 feet) in diameter, disintegrated in the atmosphere, creating a bright flash and releasing energy equivalent to hundreds of kilotons of Trinitrotoluene (TNT).

Anirudh Kumar's past prophecy

Anirudh Kumar Mishra predicted India's triumph in the 2011 Cricket World Cup.

Legit.ng recalls that the astrologer disclosed before the 2011 World Cup that India would be the winners of the tournament and eventually, the Men in Blue lifted their second title at the time.

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The asteroid, estimated to be 196 feet (60 meters) wide, is currently 27 million miles away.

Experts have looked at potential impact locations, raising concerns about the possible devastating consequences.

Editor's note: The prediction reported in this article is solely the astrologer’s own.

Source: Legit.ng

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Ridwan Adeola (Current Affairs Editor) Ridwan Adeola Yusuf is a content creator with more than nine years of experience, He is also a Current Affairs Editor at Legit.ng. He holds a Higher National Diploma in Mass Communication from the Polytechnic Ibadan, Oyo State (2014). Ridwan previously worked at Africa Check, contributing to fact-checking research works within the organisation. He is an active member of the Academic Excellence Initiative (AEI). In March 2024, Ridwan completed the full Google News Initiative Lab workshop and his effort was recognised with a Certificate of Completion. Email: ridwan.adeola@corp.legit.ng.