Einstein once made 7 predictions about the future of the world since last century. To date, 4 predictions have come true, the remaining 3 things make us worried.
Einstein was one of the greatest and most influential physicists of all time. This great scientist is well remembered by the public for his development of the general theory of relativity. In addition, he also made important contributions to the development of quantum mechanical theory. In 1921, he won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
During his lifetime, scientist Einstein made 7 future predictions. Of these, four predictions have been fulfilled including: the existence of gravitational waves, predictions of the cosmological constant, gravitational lensing and the Bose-Einstein condensation phenomenon.
Currently, three of Einstein’s predictions have not come true. What worries researchers is that if these predictions come true, they will threaten the survival of humanity.
One unfulfilled prediction of Einstein is the warping of space-time. Einstein talked about the distortion of space-time, creating “cosmic wormholes”. If discovered, traveling through history could become a reality.
Einstein’s next prediction was to predict that the end of the world could happen in 2060 due to an outbreak of disease and nuclear war. Einstein regretted his role in developing the atomic bomb.
Einstein’s third unfulfilled prophecy was about bees. It is believed that, when he was alive, the scientist once said: “If bees disappear, civilization on Earth will also disappear completely within 4 years.”
He raises alarm about the important impact of bees in the biosphere. If bees disappear, the consequences could be a decline in natural pollination and harm the environment.
There is an opinion that there is no accurate evidence to prove that Einstein talked about this issue. Some people believe that the disappearance of bees is just a warning about the risk of destroying the biosphere.
