Could a 300-year-old manuscript hold the keys to humanity's future? For centuries, people have looked to the stars and ancient texts for glimpses of what lies ahead, often dismissing such prophecies as folklore. Yet a centuries-old astronomical calendar is now sending shockwaves in the digital age.
Having purportedly predicted the 9/11 attacks and the death of Pope Francis in 2025, the latest warnings from this historical publication suggest 2026 will be a year of unprecedented turbulence and transformation. First published in 1697 and continuously printed for over 330 years, the Almanac is now being scrutinised by millions as it enters what it calls a 'global era of reckoning'.
