Armageddon, Antichrist, nuclear holocaust, polar shifts. Be it a new millennium, planetary alignment or a comet, doomsday prophets have a field day with their end of the world predictions. But is there really any rational basis for such an apocalyptic outlook?
D-DAYS
Some popular ends of the world:666: Year of the Dead
1000: Popular belief, fuelled by apocalyptic preachers
1003: The year of Christ's Crucifixion
1666: Preachers after the Great London Fire
1992: Popular belief over Halley's comet
1999: Seventh Day Adventists; Jehovah's Witnesses; Nostradamus
2000: Grand Conjunction (May 4); Ice Shift
2001: Edgar Cayce (Axis Shift)
2025: Max Tooth predicts collapse of humanity
6300: Tooth predicts the Grand Climacteric
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