Living Nostradamus Warns Global Power Will Be Decided in Earth’s Orbit
Brazilian mystic Athos Salomé, known as the “Living Nostradamus” for reportedly predicting events including Queen Elizabeth II’s death and the Covid-19 pandemic, has issued a new warning: the next global hegemony will be determined not on land, but in space.
Orbit Becomes Strategic Territory
Salomé recently told LADbible that Earth’s orbit is poised to become the planet’s next strategic territory. While tech billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos advance plans to launch tens of thousands of satellites, and startups explore concepts like orbital mirrors for constant daylight, Salomé frames the issue around military dominance rather than commercial ambition.
“The next global hegemony will be determined not by what’s on Earth’s land, but whether an orbital power dominates,”
According to Salomé, private companies are already developing asteroid-mining projects while superpower militaries pour billions into autonomous satellites and classified orbital technologies. He predicts space-stationed weapons will become standard in the coming years, raising concerns about accelerated militarization and the potential onset of Kessler Syndrome — a cascade of orbital debris collisions that could render low Earth orbit unusable.
Quantum Computing Threatens Digital Security Architecture
Beyond space militarization, Salomé warns that advancements in quantum computing represent a turning point comparable to the discovery of electricity. Quantum computers leverage quantum physics to solve complex problems in minutes that would take conventional computers millions of years, according to IBM.
While quantum computing research remains ongoing and public availability is distant, Salomé argues these machines will soon break the mathematical encryption underpinning modern banking systems, passwords, diplomatic communications, and military networks.
“The entire world will have to rebuild its digital security architecture. Governments are already quietly moving toward what the experts refer to as ‘post-quantum cryptography’.”
Converging Sci-Fi Scenarios
The convergence of orbital weapons platforms and encryption-shattering supercomputers reads like science fiction, yet both developments are actively funded and researched by state actors and private enterprises. Salomé’s predictions highlight the dual-use nature of emerging technologies: satellite constellations enable global connectivity while providing military surveillance capabilities; quantum breakthroughs promise scientific advances while threatening the cryptographic foundations of digital trust.
As nations and corporations race to establish orbital infrastructure and quantum supremacy, the strategic landscape Salomé describes moves from speculation toward operational reality.
