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Nostradamus of 16th century needs no introduction in 21st Century.99.99% of the World's adult population must have either heard his name associated with catastrophic predictions or browsed across little books with references to him attributing the end of the World predicted in his prophecies.Somehow, in India too the name Nostradamus commands respect and value in praise of his decisive descriptions foretelling the imminent of the untoward events, particularly both of the bygone world wars and resulting nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki of Japan.Foreseeing future of the 21st Century way back 5 or 6 centuries ago astonishes the vast majority of the global populations and Nations.Nostradamus, originally of Jewish descent, was later known for his conversion to orthodox Catholic Christianity.He possessed supernatural awareness that allowed him to foresee global events.Renowned for his accurate predictions, such as Great London Fire, French Revolution, rise of Adolf Hitler and Napoleon, Apollo Moon landing, Princess Diana's death, and September 11th attack on the World Trade Center, Nostradamus had provided insights into humanity's fate.Revered as the Prophet of Doom, he was the French plague doctor, astrologer, and visionary.In 1555, he published his famous and widely cited book Les Prophecies, which prophesied wars, natural disasters, assassinations, nuclear attacks, and revolutions.This Paper researches that Nostradamus must have visualized Blue Sky & Space Zones of 2024 as the unlimited laboratory of automated flying machinery and complex-pointed tools when he made his prophecy on third-world-war blasts in nuclear energy medium.
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