Ok guys there seems to a common misconception about his predictions. We are unable to tell if his predictions were correct because his predictions were completely vague. Nostradamus more than likely figured that something would happen at one point in time and if he predicted it in any vague sentence, than he would credited as a prophet. For example, people believed that he predicted the attacks on September 11th after he said, "A tower will engulf in fire" or something like that translated (thats at least what I translated it to). As you may notice, that statement is very vague and not specific. That statement could cover any tower fire, building fire, tragic fire event, etc... from his time period to ours. His predictions are souly based on ones interpretations , and no scientific fact.
Nostradamus's predictions are subjective. You can interpret them to mean anything.
Nostradamus.
*Nostradamus Nostradamus was a renaissance prophet he made many predictions, some people believe many have come true. He was an aid to the french king and had many threats on his life.
Nostradamus really did have predictive powers.
Because somebody deducted that after reading Nostradamus' predictions, but then Nostradamus did not mention a specific date really.
There have been many books about Nostradamus' predictions published over the years. The best place to begin looking is your public library. The librarian will be able to assist you and recommend a good starting point.
You will be surprised how many do believe in his predictions and how many books on his predictions are sold. The video The Man who Saw Tomorrow is very famous.
If you mean his predictions about the periodic table then yes his predictions were correct.
Absolutely NOT! nostradamus' predictions go on until the year 3917!
Nostradamus was famous for predciting the future. The reference in the episode might be refered to one of his predictions, like something will crash into a building. *Crash!* "Wow, Nostradamus was right!"
On a website I found, it says that 90% of his predictions are historically accurate
The Mayan calender ends on Dec. 21, 1012. They predicted the world's end. Nostradamus also predicted that there would be some kind of upheavel in 2012.