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02SpecificityAre date, target and outcome clear?
03FalsifiabilityCan the claim be judged wrong?
04Post-event biasWas meaning added after the event?

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01 · REAL-WORLD RISK FIRST

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Track official natural hazards and climate-related events first, then add mystery layers only when needed.

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02 · UAP DOSSIER

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United States

J. Allen Hynek

Served as scientific consultant to Projects Sign, Grudge and Blue Book and developed the close-encounter classification.

Interest 94Evidence 88
United States

John E. Mack

A Harvard Medical School psychiatrist whose interviews with people reporting abduction experiences prompted institutional controversy.

Interest 88Evidence 52
Brazil

Jucelino Nóbrega da Luz

Claims of pre-event letters and online hit lists circulate widely.

Interest 88Evidence 31
India

Abhigya Anand

Short videos claimed to predict COVID-19 were recirculated worldwide.

Interest 92Evidence 28
Japan

Tatsuki Ryo

A manga of disaster dreams and a 2025 date claim spread across Asia.

Interest 96Evidence 58
United Kingdom

Craig Hamilton-Parker

Annual forecast videos are repeatedly cited by news and social media.

Interest 75Evidence 30
Brazil

Athos Salomé

Viral coverage markets him as a 'living Nostradamus.'

Interest 82Evidence 18
United States

Jeane Dixon

A classic case combining a Kennedy-related forecast with many failed predictions.

Interest 76Evidence 63

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PHASES 1–7 · COMPLETE ARCHIVE

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146 records
PHASE 1 · Modern · East Asia01

Tui Bei Tu

推背圖 · Back-Pushing Pictures

An illustrated Chinese prophetic work arranged as a sequence of images, cryptic statements and poems. Later readers matched its scenes to rulers, wars and changes of dynasty.

Interpretive dispute · 42Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Ancient · Middle East & North Africa02

Book of Revelation

Ἀποκάλυψις Ἰωάννου · Apocalypse of John

An early Christian apocalypse addressed to seven churches in Roman Asia. Through visions of beasts, seals, trumpets and judgment, it imagines the defeat of oppressive power and the renewal of creation.

Source strong · interpretation disputed · 95Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Early Modern · East Asia03

Gyeokam Yurok

格菴遺錄

A Korean prophetic text attributed to the scholar Nam Sago, known by the pen name Gyeokam. It is read as foretelling war, upheaval, a savior and a transformed age.

Source caution · 18Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Early Modern · Europe04

The Prophecies of Nostradamus

Les Prophéties · 1555 onward

Hundreds of cryptic French quatrains associated with Michel de Nostredame. Their mixed language, loose chronology and dense imagery have allowed repeated connections to later disasters and rulers.

Interpretive dispute · 36Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Modern · East Asia05

Venerable Tanheo

呑虛 宅成 · 1913–1983

A Korean Buddhist scholar and translator who connected Huayan thought, the I Ching and Jeongyeok to questions about civilization and the future. His work is larger than the isolated predictions circulated online.

Source strong · 78Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Modern · Europe06

Prophecy of the Popes

Prophetia Sancti Malachiae

A list of 112 short Latin mottos said to characterize popes from Celestine II to a final figure called Peter the Roman.

Source caution · 24Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Modern · North America07

Edgar Cayce Readings

Recorded trance readings · 1901–1945

A large body of readings attributed to Edgar Cayce while in a trance-like state. Subjects range from individual health advice to reincarnation, Atlantis and physical changes to the Earth.

Interpretive dispute · 48Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Modern · Europe08

Baba Vanga

Вангелия Гущерова · 1911–1996

A Bulgarian mystic credited with predictions about political leaders, wars, disasters and technology. Her global reputation now rests heavily on annual internet lists.

Source caution · 18Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Ancient · Latin America09

Maya Long Count and 2012

13 Bak'tun · Long Count calendar

The completion of a major Long Count cycle on 21 December 2012 was transformed by modern popular culture into a prediction of global destruction.

Source strong · 88Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Early Modern · East Asia10

Jeonggamnok

鄭鑑錄 · Prophecies of Jeong

A family of Korean prophetic and geomantic writings about the decline of the Yi dynasty, a coming Jeong ruler, a new capital and protected mountain regions.

Interpretive dispute · 62Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Modern · East Asia11

Hifumi Shinji

日月神示 · Hitsuki Shinji

A modern Japanese religious text said to have been received by the artist and spiritual figure Okamoto Tenmei through automatic writing.

Interpretive dispute · 46Read full record →
PHASE 1 · Modern · North America12

John Titor

TimeTravel_0 and John Titor posts · 2000–2001

An internet persona who claimed to be a soldier from 2036, discussed a time machine and IBM 5100, and described a future American civil conflict and nuclear war.

Source caution · 12Read full record →

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