37-year-old Athos Salome from Brazil is a self-proclaimed psychic. He is also called ‘The Living Nostradamus’. Because, his predictions have proved true many times. Things like the death of the Queen, the acquisition of Twitter by Elon Musk and Spain’s victory in Euro 2024 have come true in his predictions.
Just last month he said that ‘Governments and religious bodies will have to grapple with the ethical implications of the discovery of aliens between 2026 and 2028’. He recently told the Daily Star – ‘In the year 2028, people in the modern world will have accepted that life exists on other planets.
Now he has claimed that his prediction regarding aliens’ contact with humans has started coming true. Because scientific research has shown that Athos’ predictions can be much more accurate. Athos had previously predicted that NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) would identify life in the ocean depths of Jupiter’s moon Europa. Not only that, but it is expected to take place between 2026 and 2028, and the organisms discovered will be biologically too complex for us on Earth.
Earlier this week, the discovery of potato-like lumps at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean challenged how life emerged on Earth. Scientists found that these nodes produce oxygen in complete darkness and without the help of living organisms. According to LiveScience, it has been termed ‘dark oxygen’.
Andrew Sweetman, who led the research, said: ‘For aerobic life to begin on the planet, there must be oxygen and our understanding so far has been that Earth’s oxygen supply began with photosynthetic organisms. But now I have come to know that oxygen is found in the deep sea where there is no light. In such a situation, the question has again arisen that where would aerobic life have started?
On this discovery, Athos said- ‘These organisms have a set of organelles that control completely new biological processes. Following Athos’ prediction of aliens in June, Jesse Christiansen, an astrophysicist at the California Institute of Technology, told Shining Science that we may find a planet similar to our own that could harbor aliens within our lifetime.