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Numerology is the science of numbers. Numerology studies the hidden meaning of numbers and how they affect the personality of people. Numerology identifies a variety of numbers based on inputs. Some of these numbers are Life Path Number, Bio Rythm, Soul Number, Destiny Number, Inner dream number, Lucky number etc. All these numbers, some way or the other, influence a persons behaviour.

Given below is a Numerology Lucky Number Calculator. A number which brings luck and prosperity to you becomes your Lucky Number.

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Inner Dream Numbers - Numerology Based Inner Dream Number Calculator

Inner Dream Number

Given below is a Numerology Inner Dream Number Calculator. Your inner dream number reveals your innermost dreams and desires, certain hidden personality traits of yours, or maybe even fantasies.

Inner Dream Number Calculator

Inner Dream Number in Numerology is calculated based on your date of birth and the numerology number of your name. Determine your Inner Dream Number using this Inner Dream Number Calculator. Enter your name and date of birth below and click 'Show My Inner Dream Number'. The result page will display your numerology based Inner Dream Number and what it says about you.

Isaac Newton's Eerie 1704 Doomsday Prophecy Has People Terrified Of Imminent Apocalypse

Sir Isaac Newton once predicted the world would end in 2060 - with recent surveys suggesting roughly one in seven people believe the world will come to an end in their lifetime

Physicist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton, circa 1700 (

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Renowned scientist Sir Isaac Newton once predicted the world would end in 2060 – and people are getting worried.

There have been a whole host of apocalyptic theories and misinterpretations over the centuries, including the 'Great Cycle' of the Maya Long Count calendar finishing in December 2012.

US Christian radio broadcaster has publicly predicted the end of the world as many as 12 times based his interpretations of biblical numerology.

In 1806, a domesticated hen in Leeds, appeared to lay eggs inscribed with the message: "Christ is coming."

People reportedly began to despair of the coming Judgment Day.

Nowadays, supposed time travellers on TikTok have been getting in on the act.

Countless people have predicted the end of the world (

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But while you might not take most of these prophecies seriously, when the father of modern science predicts the end of all things it's probably worth paying attention, reports the Daily Star.

Sir Isaac Newton, who made numerous pioneering discoveries in physics and mathematics, believed that the world as we know it will end in 2060.

That might have seemed like a long way off when he wrote down his detailed calculations in 1704. But today it's just 37 years away. Many of us will still be alive when that date rolls around.

Recent surveys suggest that roughly one in seven people believe the world will come to an end in their lifetime.

Sir Isaac Newton is one of the most renowned scientists in history (

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Newton used his close study of the Bible and other religious writings to calculate a specific date when the world we know would come to an end and be replaced with a literal "Kingdom of Heaven" on Earth.

He believed that in the middle of the 21st Century, Christ would return and reign for a millennium, and the Jewish people would build "a flourishing and everlasting Kingdom" in Israel.

Newton wrote, in the antique English of the period: "So then the time times & half a time are 42 months or 1260 days or three years and an half, recconing twelve months to a yeare and 30 days to a month as was done in the Calendar of the primitive year.

"And the days of short lived Beasts being put for the years of lived [sic] kingdoms, the period of 1260 days, if dated from the complete conquest of the three kings A.C. 800, will end A.C. 2060.

If the prediction is right, there's only 37 years left (

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"It may end later," Newton wrote, "but I see no reason for its ending sooner".

Newton expert Stephen D. Snobelen explained that scholars have known about Newton's prediction for many years, but it's only become known to the wider public comparatively recently.

"For many, the revelation that Newton was a passionate believer who took biblical prophecy seriously came as something of a shock," he wrote.

Snobelen added that scientists are still making apocalyptic predictions: "Curiously a couple months after the 2060 story broke, Sir Martin Reese, one of today's leading scientists, published a book entitled Our Final Hour ( titled Our Final Century in the UK) in which he argues that the human race has only a fifty-fifty chance of surviving the 21st century".

With wars, and rumours of wars, filling our news daily – and the threat of a new pandemic haunting scientists' nightmares – it's easy to believe the world could be ending any day now.

At least, if we're to believe one of the smartest ever Britons, we've got a good 30 years left.

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