Kathmandu. In 1960, a scientist made a prediction about the dollar. On November 13, 2026, he said that the end of human civilization on Earth. It was not a religious or superstitious prophecy. It was based entirely on mathematics and science.
American physicist Heinz von Förster and his team conducted this study. It was also published in a well-known science journal.
Forster calculated the world’s population growth. He discovered that the human population is growing at a rapid rate. He developed a mathematical formula and predicted that if the population continued to grow at this rate, by November 13, 2026, it would reach such a large level that the Earth would be unable to sustain it.
Forster warned that such a large population would lead to shortages of food, water, space and resources. “It could lead to terrible wars, famines, disease and environmental destruction,” he said.
Why was this warning given?
Forster argued that population growth is accelerating at a catastrophic rate. At first, it had grown slowly. However, in the 20th century, the population has grown rapidly due to improved access to medicine, healthcare, and food products. He calculated that if this rate continued, the Earth would one day reach its carrying capacity.
There will be more people on earth than it can afford. The result will be resource scarcity and widespread destruction. Interestingly, the doomsday he predicted is Friday, November 13, 2026. Many people consider it inauspicious. However, scientists calculated this date not on the basis of superstition, but on the basis of mathematics.
How close is that day now?
November 13 is now only a few months away. The world’s population has exceeded 8 billion. Scientists say Forster’s exact date may be wrong, but his warning is significant. Today, we are facing problems of climate change, global warming, pollution, water scarcity and food security. Droughts, floods, and hunger are increasing in many countries. These are the things that Forster warned about 66 years ago.
According to modern experts, it is very unlikely that the world will end suddenly in 2026. But if we don’t improve soon, there could be big crises in the coming years. Some of Forster’s predictions may come true if population control, environmental protection, sustainable development, and proper resource use are not addressed. There may be large-scale wars, famines, or natural disasters.
What are the solutions?
In Forster’s time, some people also suggested taxing large families, promoting family planning, and taking drastic measures to protect the environment. These ideas are still being discussed today. The United Nations and many countries are working to stop climate change, adopt green energy, and balance population.
Whether or not 2026 is Forster’s exact date, this is an opportunity for us to reflect. We need to change our habits. We need to stay away from having too many children, exploiting nature and polluting. If we take precautions, 2026 could be a year of improvement, not a disaster. But if we continue to ignore it, the coming years could be very difficult. –Agency
