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10 Incredible Predictions That Actually Came True

by Nikhil Thorat
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It turned out to work even for humans and Jesus was not only the one who predicted the future. Although, common sense says that the predictions can never turn out to be true and it is not possible to predict future in any way. Here me mention you 10 incredible predictions that actually came true.

1. Edgar Cayce answered in an interview that the poles of earth would shift and there was a shift observed between in the South Atlantic Ocean region.

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2. Mark Twain predicted this death by saying he would die when the same Halley’s Comet would be visible again and this came true.

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3. Tsunami which struck Indonesia in 2004 killing over 2,30,000 people was first predicted by Psychic Jeffrey Palmer from Australia.

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4. Edgar Cayce cautioned his clients before and predicted that the stock markets would crash in five years.

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5. America would be the first country to send human to the moon was first predicted by Jules Verne in 1865.

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6. John Elfreth wrote in 1990 that in the 21st century, high-speed trains will be introduced first in Boston and then in Washington in the same year, which obviously came to be true.

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7. Jonathan Swift claimed that Mars had two moons 142 years ago, when they were actually discovered.

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8. In 1898, famous writer Mark Twain predicted about a technology called internet which turned to be true.

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9. Robert Heinlein’s novel “Stranger in a Strange Land” predicted the complete phenomenon about Waterbed which was a trouble to the eventual inventor.

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10. In 1909, Nikola Tesla predicted that it would soon be possible to transmit messages via personal devices which turned out to be absolutely true.

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