‘Living Nostradamus’ says 2028 alien prediction ‘confirmed’ by new discovery

Athos Salome, 37, from Brazil, says that his prediction of discovering alien life forms from 2026 to 2028 is being backed up by remarkable new scientific discoveries

A psychic has pinpointed 2028 as the year we’ll finally make contact with aliens.

Athos Salome, 37, also known as the Living Nostradamus, claims that his outlandish prediction about extra-terrestrial life is already being backed by scientists. Having previously predicted the death of the late Queen, Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, and Spain’s victory in Euro 2024, Athos is now doubling down on his alien theory.

Just last month, the Brazilian suggested that “governments and religious bodies will need to grapple with the moral implications” of discovering alien life forms between 2026 and 2028. Athos recently told the Daily Star: “The year 2028 will mark the recognition, by people, of the existence among them of inhabitants of other planets. In the modern world, scientific research has shown that these predictions could be more accurate than many people might think.”

The clairvoyant previously forecast that NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) will identify life within the depths of Jupiter’s moon Europa’s sea. Not only that, but it’s expected to happen between 2026 and 2028, and the organisms discovered will be “far more biologically complex” than anything we know on Earth.

Earlier this week, understanding of how life emerged on Earth was challenged by the discovery of potato-like lumps across the Pacific Ocean seafloor. Scientists found that these lumps produce oxygen in complete darkness and without any help from living organisms, a phenomenon that’s been dubbed “dark oxygen,” according to LiveScience.

Andrew Sweetman, leading the research, said: “For aerobic life to begin on the planet, there has to be oxygen and our understanding has been that Earth’s oxygen supply began with photosynthetic organisms. “”But we now know that there is oxygen produced in the deep sea, where there is no light. I think we therefore need to revisit questions like: where could aerobic life have begun?”

Commenting on the incredible findings, Athos said: “These organisms possess a set of organelles which regulates completely new biological processes. These life forms should challenge governments and religion establishments to reconsider their concepts of life and man’s existence in the entire universe.”

After Athos declared his alien vision in June, Jessie Christiansen, an astrophysicist at the California Institute of Technology, told Shining Science we will find a planet just like our own in our lifetime – and it could host alien life. Christiansen claimed: “I believe, in our lifetime, something like HWO will see a signal in the atmosphere of a rocky planet in the habitable zone of a star like our sun that we think is life.”

However, as warned by Athos, people might not know what to do with the knowledge that we aren’t the only life in the galaxy. Christiansen added: “It might start a revolution in life, religion, philosophy and science,” said Christiansen. Or not: “It might be a headline for a day and then everybody just goes back to what they were doing.”

Athos claims: “The possibility of extra-terrestrial life and distinct biochemical processes could have a revolutionary impact on the field of science, also raising heated considerations about the existence and importance of life. My predictions about the discovery of extra-terrestrial life are being confirmed as new scientific discoveries challenge our understanding of biology and the origins of life.”