End of the world: Science has confirmed the exact date of the final judgment and it is sooner than expected when and how will the end of the world be?

End of the world: A scientific prediction from 1960 predicted global collapse by 2026. As the date draws closer, scientists are responding to doubts about the validity of this theory.
Fear of the end of the world has been a constant throughout history. But a scientific prediction made in 1960 is once again causing concern: physicist Heinz von Foerster , together with researchers Patricia Mora and Lawrence Amiot, presented a mathematical model that predicted the collapse of humanity in 2026.

According to the study , published in the prestigious journal Science , the exponential growth of the world’s population would lead the Earth to a critical point due to the overexploitation of natural resources.

What is the prediction of the end of the world?

The von Foerster model was based on the idea that the Earth , with its limited resources , could not sustain infinite population growth. Researchers warned that uncontrolled population growth would lead to a global crisis , marked by food shortages, energy depletion, and the collapse of social systems .

This prediction , known as ” Doomsday ,” caused a stir at the time, and even today, as the date draws ever closer, it is causing concern.

When will the end of the world be according to the doomsday prediction?

This day will be November 13, 2026 .

End of the world: Could the scientific prediction come true?

Although we are close to the predicted date, there are no clear signs of an impending catastrophe . Advances in technology , agriculture and renewable energy have enabled the world to better manage its resources. However, von Foerster’s model remains a reminder of the dangers of uncontrolled population growth.

Although 2026 does not seem to be the end of the world , the problems that von Foerster warned about are still present. Population growth , the climate crisis and the overexploitation of resources continue to be global challenges.

According to the United Nations, the world’s population is expected to reach 11.2 billion people by 2100 , raising serious questions about how we will ensure access to food, water and energy in the future .

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