Mystery dead animals, meteor strikes and earthquakes 'back up claims world could end next week'

Charlie Kenward

End game: experts say if London was hit by an asteroid the city would be wiped out

Planet Earth has been bombarded by a series of natural disasters including monster earthquakes, wildfires, meteor strikes and unexplained mass animal deaths since the start of September.

Now Blood Moon watchers are claiming all of these bizarre events point to one thing and one thing only - the end of the world.

As the last of the Blood Moons get set to beam over the planet on September 28 - conspiracy theorists are convinced that this series of freakish disasters are just the beginning of the end.

And as some are predicting a large asteroid is to hit earth next week causing a cataclysmic event similar to the Ice Age - it can be revealed that a number of new never before seen asteroids were spotted in Space on Monday.

A number of horrific natural disasters and unexplained phenomenon have wreaked havoc around the world including the Chilean earthquake, the California wildfires, mass flooding in Thailand and the mysterious death of 140,000 antelopes who were found scattered across fields in Khazakstan.

Earthquakes

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Wrecked: A coastal area ravaged by the sea in Coquimbo, Chile following this week's earthquake

Chilean authorities have confirmed that 11 people died and over a million others were forced to move from their homes when an 8.4 magnitude earthquake lasting more than three minutes struck off the Pacific coast of Chile on Wednesday. Within an hour of the big earthquake, there were five aftershocks in the same geographical area, ranging in magnitude from 5.7 to 6.4.

In the last 13 days, 19 earthquakes of magnitude 4 or more have been recorded throughout Chile’s coastal region while all eyes were on San Francisco last month after the Hayward fault line experienced a 4.0 magnitude earthquake. The quake occurred in northern California, with the epicentre less than a mile north of Piedmont, north-east of Oakland.