10 historic predictions that turned out to be true - #2 will leave you stunned! (+Photos)

Historic predictions that turned out to be true - Throughout history, we have had incidents where people with the help of their long sightedness have shocked people across the world with their predictions. More.. Top 10 shocking rituals in India – #1 will leave you in the biggest shock of your life! (With Pictures) I found an iPhone on the ground and what I found in its photo gallery terrified me.. 5 extremely scary murder cases in history of the world (With Pictures) Top 10 most desirable Latinas in Hollywood – See who’s #1 (+Photos) So, let’s take a look into 10 most impressive historic predictions, usually sound ridiculous at the time – but come true in the end. Top 10 Historic Predictions of All Time. 10. Wireless Devices The year was 1909. Serbian American inventor, electrical and mechanical engineer, and futurist Nikola Tesla predicted “It will soon be possible to transmit wireless messages all over the world so simply that any individual can own and operate his own apparatus”. And the rest is history. Within several decades after his prediction, wireless devices became the next big thing. Navigate using arrows below 9. Organ Transplant In the 17th century, Anglo-Irish natural philosopher, chemist, physicist, and inventor Robert Boyle predicted that “the cure of diseases at a distance or at least by transplantation.” And let me remind you that these were found from handwritten items of his from 1660s. Thus, he predicted about organ transplant almost three centuries ago. SEE ALSO: Top 10 shocking rituals in India - ! will leave you in the biggest shock of your life! (With Pictures) 8. 2013 Golden Globe Results In January 2013, Elena Sheppard, the cultural editor of political news and cultural website/forum website called ‘Polycymic’, who was assigned to live blog the 70th Golden Globe Awards, was asked to guess the winners for the event. In a surprise turn of fate, she astonishingly correctly predicted all the winners in all the 25 categories that year. Now, that is either some great guessing or the skill of having thorough knowledge about how the industry works. 7. Internet Now we all love E.M. Forster stories, but what you probably did not know that this pen also predicted internet, much before the idea of internet even existed. In his 1909 short story’ ‘The Machine Stops’, Forster wrote “There were buttons and switches everywhere – buttons to call for food, for music, for clothing. There was a button that produced literature. And there were of course the buttons by which she communicated with her friends”. SEE ALSO: 10 most severe terrorist attacks in history of the world - #2 will leave you in a big shock! (With Pictures) 6. Atomic Bomb Now what do you think is common between English writer Herbert George “H.G” Wells and atomic bomb? In his 1913 work ‘The World Set Free’ he talks describes atomic bomb as “The atomic bombs were thrown…They made a mighty thunder in the air, leaving a flaring trail in the sky…a black background to these tremendous pillars of fire…radio-active vapour drifting sometimes scores of miles from the bomb centre and killing…all they overtook” . 32 years later, the first atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 5. TV & Mobile Phones Humans are always curious to know about the future. They always like to think ahead of time as to what may happen in the future. In the year 1000, a civil engineer by the name of Mr. Watkins, wrote an article in a home journal titled ‘What May Happen In The Next 100 Years’. He wrote “Man will see around the world. Persons and things of all kinds will be brought within focus of cameras connected electrically with screens at opposite ends of circuits, thousands of miles at a span”. A couple of decades later, television was invented and add a couple more decades to that, mobile phone was on everyone’s hand. 4. The Periodic Table Dmitri Mendeleev, a Russian chemist from the late nineteenth century, predicted the modern-day periodic table nearly perfectly. In 1863, at a time when there were only 60 elements known. He further predicted the other 40 element’s properties and weights. Now, that is what you call passion combined with dedication in research. SEE ALSO: 10 most terrifying creatures ever found on earth - You will be shocked to see #1 (With Pictures) 3. London Fire of 1666 From 2nd September to 5th September 1666, London was engulfed by fire. It devoured 70000 home of 80000 inhabitants. It also destroyed 87 parish churches, St. Paul’s Cathedral and most of the buildings of the City authorities. Studies by archaeologists of a melted piece of pottery on display at the Museum of London states that the temperature reached 1700 degree Celsius at the time of the fire. The fire started from the bakery of Thomas Farriner and quickly spread to parts of the city. Bizarrely, predictions were made “The blood of the just will be demanded of London, Burnt by the fire in the year 66.”. 2. Audio Book Now who would associate 17th century dramatist Cyrano De Bergerac with audio books? But there is one connection. It was Bergerac who first predicted about audio books first. In his novel, ‘The Other world: Comical History of The States and The Empires of the Moon’, he talked about small devices which would function both as musical instrument and books. Furthermore, he described headphones as pendants. 1. Sinking of Titanic There are countless similarities between RMS Titanic and the novella ‘Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan’ written by Morgan Robertson. In the novel, Robertson talks about a fictitious ship and describes it in a way which drew huge similarity to RMS Titanic. SEE ALSO: iPhone 7 features and surprises (+Photos) Both ships were deemed as unsinkable, they had similar name- in the book, the ship was called ‘Titan’, while actual ship was called Titanic; both were triple screw propellers; both hit iceberg on an April night in the North Atlantic, 400 nautical miles (740 km; 460 miles) from Newfoundland; both had shortage of lifeboats; both the ships ultimately sank and led to the death of more than half of the number of passengers. By the way, the novella was written fourteen years before the actual incident of Titanic. - WonderList CLICK HERE to join our BBM Channel for faster updates TOP POSTS YESTERDAY iPhone 7 features and surprises (+Photo) I hacked into a cam girl’s computer and what I found truly terrified me.. 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