A book that has been classified by the CIA for more than 50 years reveals exactly how the world will end.
‘The Adam and Eve Story’, written by a former US Air Force employee, UFO researcher and self-proclaimed psychic Chan Thomas in 1966, for the past 59 years has been kept under wraps by the CIA.
The theory was quietly declassified in 2013, but remained concealed in the data base – until now.
In his book, Thomas made some crazy claims, including how Earth as we know it will come to its bitter end.
The psychic claims that a major disaster, on par with the Biblical story of the ‘Great Flood’, strikes Earth every 6,500 years.
The world would be left in ruin, if his theory comes true (Getty Images)
There is even some scientific basis to his claim as archaeologists and geologists argue the flood, that was documented in the Book of Genesis, could’ve happened some 6,500 years ago, reports the Daily Mail.
But what this means is that by Thomas’ logic, our home planet is due a catastrophe any day now.
As for what the end of the world would actually look like in such an apocalypse, Thomas said the Earth’s magnetic field would suddenly flip, in doing so, wreak havoc and total destruction to the planet in a matter of hours.
The first chapter, ‘The Next Cataclysm’, claims: “Like Noah’s 6,500 years ago… Like Adam and Eve’s 11,500 years ago… This, to will come to pass…”
He said the US would crumble first and wrote: “In California, the mountains shake like ferns in a breeze; the mighty Pacific rears back and piles up into a mountain of water more than two miles high, then starts its race eastward.
“In a fraction of a day, all vestiges of civilization are gone, and the great cities. Barely a stone is left where millions walked just a few hours before.”
He said cities in the US would crumble in hours (Getty Images)
He claimed it would take around three hours for the North American continent to crumble, and the rest of the world will follow suit until the seventh day when ‘the horrendous rampage is over’.
The flip, so the theory goes, would see India situated at the North Pole and the Pacific Ocean to the South Pole, while Greenland and Antarctica would lose their ice caps to the tropical climate.
NASA says the Earth’s magnetic poles can shift and have done so hundreds of times throughout history, but fortunately, NASA scientist Martin Mlynczak slammed the idea it would ever move in such a way described by Thomas as ‘totally bogus’ to The Verge.
Why Thomas’ theory was kept a classified secret remains another mystery, but some have suggested the CIA was concerned its disclosure into the public realm could’ve caused a mass panic – or leaked information related to other confidential government research, particularly as Thomas had links to classified projects when he worked to investigate UFO reports.
Still, only 55 pages of the 200-pages of his book have been revealed to this day for reasons which are weirdly unknown.
UNILAD has reached out to the CIA for comment.
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Liv Bridge
NASA findings could support Stephen Hawking’s end of world prediction and it might be sooner than we think
The famous physicist made his prediction in 2016
NASA has spoken out about the potential demise of the Earth after the late Stephen Hawking shared a chilling prediction in 2016.
Prior to his death in 2018, the renowned scientist shared his thoughts about how the world could end due to human-caused activities.
Hawking said the human-caused problems contributing to damaging the earth included nuclear war, global warming, and genetically-engineered viruses.
Now, in 2024, global warming is at the top of the agenda from many climate change activists.
From Extinction Rebellion to Greta Thunberg, there are many trying to highlight the danger the planet is and could be in without proper sustainable cautions put in place.
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And worryingly, Hawking’s prediction for when the world could end isn’t too far away, as he suggested it could take place by 2600.
Hawking also said that the advancement of technology would create ‘new ways things can go wrong’, according to the BBC.
And now, NASA has spoken out about the potential demise of the earth, citing Stephen Hawking’s prediction.
While NASA previously told Newsweek that they have cannot confirm the 2600 date, the space administration has expressed similar concerns of Hawking over some global threats.
They said: “For more than 50 years, NASA has studied our home planet, providing information to directly benefit humanity and producing observations that can only be gathered in space that address some of the areas that Hawking mentioned.
“The effects of human-caused global warming are happening now, are irreversible for people alive today, and will worsen as long as humans add greenhouse gasses to the atmosphere.”
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The warnings from both Hawking and NASA are hard to ignore, though Hawking did previously offer up a glimmer of hope.
He said: “We are not going to stop making progress or reverse it, so we have to recognise the dangers and control them. I’m an optimist, and I believe we can.”
Also taking an optimistic note about the power humanity has to shift this, NASA has said: “The severity of effects caused by climate change will depend on the path of future human activities.”
On its website, NASA also added that ‘if we can reduce emissions, we may avoid some of the worst effects’.
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During my lifetime the earth population has grown from 2.2 Billion into 8.2 Billion. For that almost quadruple numbers we need housing, jobs or agricultural fields for food plus buildings for jobs,paving for parking ,all which require less trees and grass. That leads to more earth that can’t clean …
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As long as we are made to believe that a cows farts are more damaging than city car emissions or passenger jets or factories the decline will continue
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2060 seems more likely.
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Time is an illusion and life is uncontrollable chaos. Do yourself a favor, Smoke weed everyday
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Topics: NASA, News, Science, Climate Change, Extinction Rebellion, Greta Thunberg
Maxine Harrison
Reason why conspiracy theorists think the world is ending today because of the solar eclipse
There are a handful of conspiracy theories about today’s total solar eclipse
With there being so much hype ahead of today’s total solar eclipse, there were, of course, going to be some conspiracy theories thrown into the mix.
Today (April 8), marked the first total solar eclipse to grace the US skies since 2017 – so it’s understandable there there was a lot of excitement for it.
In fact, some people believed that the eclipse was that momentous that they wanted to get married at the exact moment the Moon aligned with the Sun.
Ahead of today’s event, it was reported that the city of Russellville had plans to host more than 300 weddings at the local soccer complex, New York Post reported.
But not everyone has seen the eclipse as a good thing and those who don’t have been sharing their very unique ideas…
A massive human sacrifice event
Some people believe that the eclipse would mark the beginning of a so-called massive human sacrifice event that will be made to look like a natural disaster.
Taking to Reddit thread r/conspiracy several months ago, u/wefellinloveinnyc explained why they ‘believe they are planning a massive human sacrifice event’ for when the total eclipse occurs.
Redditors have been Redditing. Omer Taha Cetin/Anadolu via Getty Images
In the post, the user says they are ‘pretty concerned’ about the eclipse on the April 8, arguing ‘the line from the solar eclipse of 2017 and the line from the one upcoming on April 8th creates an X, very close to the New Madrid Fault Line’, and ‘if something were to trigger that fault line – something man-made they could make look completely natural – it could mean a serious loss of life disaster for the US’.
Rapture
Theorists on X suggested that the eclipse would coincide with the Rapture. This is the Christian idea that an end-time event when all dead Christian believers will be resurrected and, joined with Christians who are still alive, together will rise ‘in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air’.
The return of Aiwass?
Aleister Crowley claimed that Aiwass, an ultraterrestrial being, was the one who dictated to him what to write in the Book of Law in the religion of Thelema.
According to many X users, April 8 marked the day Crowley had his chance encounter with Aiwass.
“Aleister Crowley claimed he first channeled an entity named Aiwass, on April 8, 1904,” someone penned on the social media platform.
“They remained in communication for three days or until the 10th. During that time, he was instructed to draw an X symbol. Oddly enough, April 8th is the day of the X Eclipse.”
People cheered as the historic moment occurred on April 8. BBC NEWS/NASA
With today marking the same day Crowley supposedly spoke with Aiwass 120 years ago, some were led to believe that some were trying to reach out to the demonic being.
More specifically, some argued that the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has moved away from its usual research and activities to try and contact the demonic entity that is Aiwass, IFL Science reports.
Meanwhile, there’s been some time since the first sightings of the eclipse were seen in Mexico, and there doesn’t seem to be any sign of Aiwass yet…
