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Historic calendar’s 2026 predictions revealed: robots, a royal baby and a financial crash

Weird • December 30, 2025 • 0 Comment
With 2026 ticking closer, it’s no surprise to see predictions for the forthcoming 12 months pop up all over the place. And if mystics such as Nostradamus or Baba Vanga are to be believed, we’re set for a year full of wars, natural disasters and possibly even the first contact with extra-terrestrial lifeforms. And now the predictions of an historic calendar – often credited for correctly foreseeing past events – have also been revealed. (Picture: Getty Images)
2026 Old Moore?s Almanac
Old Moore’s Almanac is an astronomical calendar which is still going strong centuries after it was first published in 1697. Created by Francis Moore, a self-taught physician and astrologer at the court of King Charles II, it’s regarded as an accurate predictor of the future by some followers, with claims that it predicted the 9/11 attacks of 2001, as well as the death of Pope Francis in 2025. So, what is it saying is in store for us in 2026?

Extreme weather

We’ve had no shortage of extreme weather events over the past few years and the almanac suggests we’re set to continue along that path in 2026. The book suggests that this time it could be Ireland which is in the firing line – predicting that the country could suffer some of its worst flooding in decades as coastal defences and river systems are overwhelmed. (Picture: Getty Images)

Financial collapse

Traditional banking could be under threat as we head into 2026, according to the almanac. It predicts that a catastrophic financial crash could spell the end for the current system, while cryptocurrency, alternative financial technologies and decentralised finance could lead millions to shift their assets away from conventional banks. Could the way we invest our money be about to change forever? (Picture: Getty Images)

Four-day working weeks

Banking isn’t the only thing the almanac suggests is about to change. It’s also predicted the rise of the four-day working week in 2026, suggesting that several countries and locations will consider introducing it to the workforce, and that early data will show productivity to remain stable or even improve. All of which will spark global debate as other nations consider similar measures in a bid to enhance the work-life balance. (Picture: Getty Images)

Pilotless planes

Jetting off anywhere soon? The almanac is making some big predictions for the future of aviation next year, ones which could potentially reshape the way we fly in years to come. It reckons that next year will see airlines testing pilotless cargo planes on commercial routes –which in turn could pave the way for future autonomous travel. Could it eventually happen on passenger planes too? (Picture: Getty Images)

House robots

Ever wished you had a robot at home to do the cleaning and cooking? If the almanac is correct 2026 could be the year that becomes a reality. While such a robot is set to go on sale in 2026 for an eye-watering $20,000 (£15,700), Moore’s reckons next year will also see the first affordable household robot – capable of performing basic household task – hit the market. Although it predicts mixed results, it also suggests a rush of rival products will follow as companies try to outdo one another with the new technology. (Picture: Getty Images)

A new royal baby?

Could 2026 provide a reason for the royal family to celebrate? The almanac suggests a surprise pregnancy from an unanticipated family member could hit the headlines next year, sparking a renewed interest in royal traditions and creating a distraction from the current challenging cycle of news. Will a new prince or princess be welcomed into the world? Time will surely tell. (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto)

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