Study suggests November 13, 2026
Pessimistic scientists predicted that the world would end before the end of 2026, due to the massive population increase that could lead to the Earth's collapse. This warning traces back to a study from 1960, which suggested that a catastrophic event might occur on Friday, November 13, 2026. The study was based on the exponential growth of the global population—from 3 billion to over 8.3 billion today, with projections reaching 10.3 billion in the 1980s—further fueling concerns about environmental imbalance and resource depletion. Additionally, one researcher, Dr. Von Forster, warned in 1995 about the dangers of artificial intelligence, noting that it does not think like humans and that reliance on it could pose long-term threats, especially as emotional bonds with intelligent programs increase. Their predictions do not focus on nuclear or environmental disasters but rather on an end resulting from overpopulation and the resulting collapse of the ecosystem.
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