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Athos Salomé, known internationally as the “Living Nostradamus,” has returned to the spotlight for his claims to have predicted major events, including the coronavirus pandemic. As the year 2026 approaches, he reveals the prophecy that he says scares him the most.
For many, the end of each year is a time for reflection and planning. For others, it is a time to turn to “prophets” like Nostradamus and Baba Vanga. Salomé is now considered the third in the “modern trinity” of these figures.
In an interview with UNILAD, Salomé revealed that what worries him most about 2026 are solar storms. As he explained, the prediction is based on consistent data and a clear increase in solar activity since 2024.
He emphasizes that the Sun's instability is increasing month after month and that these storms are the most likely phenomenon that can directly affect daily life, causing power outages, communication problems and technological failures.
Salomé notes that unlike events like geopolitical tensions or economic cycles, solar activity comes suddenly and without warning.
However, scientists confirm that the current solar cycle is at its peak.
NASA describes a solar storm as a sudden burst of particles and magnetic fields from the Sun that, when directed toward Earth, can disrupt its magnetic field and cause power outages. While they don't pose an immediate threat to human life, they can damage critical infrastructure.
The "Living Nostradamus" is not limited to solar storms. His other prophecies for 2026 are as follows:
Potential global conflict involving powerful countries like China and Russia. A deadly new disease that could cause international rift.
The need to strengthen global surveillance of health risks, especially as the EU accelerates the approval of a new modified RNAi vaccine.
Although he did not clearly predict a new COVID-19-type pandemic, he emphasized that 2026 will be a year of increased risks.
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