A massive asteroid will hit Earth in November, according to 'time traveller'

Will the next few years be bleak for the Earth and humanity? As Russia threatens to use 'all necessary means' to support its military, fears of a nuclear apocalypse are reigniting. But on social media, one user has predicted a different kind of end of the world.

A visitor from the future

Will the prophets of the 21st century make themselves known on TikTok? The idea sounds ridiculous (it really is), but a self-proclaimed time traveller has decided to share his predictions on this social media.

According to him, he is from the year 2671, a year when the Earth was ravaged by various cataclysms. Thanks to the technology that he is keeping secret, for the time being, this time traveller has returned to our time to warn us and perhaps prevent some of them from happening.

According to this visitor from the future, these are the catastrophic events that will soon occur:

• November 2022 (again): a star will explode and light up our sky for years to come
• November 30: the James Webb Telescope finds a planet that is a 'mirror version' of Earth
• December 2022: a huge meteorite will hit the Earth, containing unknown materials and hostile aliens
• January 2023: giant insects and animals are discovered
• 2023: a virus, deadly in 50% of cases, will emerge because of the ice caps
• 2025: Humans will have to wear oxygen masks to breathe because of rising carbon dioxide levels

Zero credibility

If these predictions frighten you, we'd like to assure you that they have only a tiny chance of coming true and are not supported by any expert anyway. Every year, pseudo-prophets find a new way to share their babble to give themselves importance and to scare the most disbelievers.

Comic stunt, prank, gamble? This account should not be taken seriously, but one can still admire the involvement of the person or persons behind it. Indeed, all the codes of the mystical-complotetist video are mastered, the images are cryptic, the music is anxiety-provoking, and the messages vague. In short, the video was meant to scare the viewers.

This article was translated from Gentside FR.

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