Apophis 2029 and Garabandal: countdown to the Warning

The 2029 asteroid Apophis already has a prophecy: Garabandal and the Warning

On April 13, 2029, the asteroid Apophis will pass 32,000 kilometers from Earth, below the orbit of several satellites. Official calculations rule out an impact. Mysticism, on the other hand, rules out nothing: that is where they place the Garabandal Warning, the sign that, according to the apparitions of the 1960s, will precede the Miracle and the Punishment. The 2027-2029 window has become the next appointment with made-to-order apocalypse.

From 2027 to 2029: the years filled with asteroids

Apophis was discovered in 2004. First there was talk of a dangerous approach in 2027, then calculations moved it to 2029. That correction feeds the mechanics of antiestéticar: every NASA recalculation is read as a script adjustment. Confusion multiplies when mixed with asteroid 1999 AN10, which some cite for 2027, and with the prophecies of J.J. Benítez: a meteorite in 2027 with 1.2 billion dead and, in his novel “GOG”, a specific date: 29/08/27. Anglo-Saxon cabals read backwards included.

Garabandal, the prophecy with a double bottom

The visionaries of Garabandal described three phases: Warning, Miracle and Punishment, with approximate dates that were never specified. There are scattered clues: the Miracle will coincide with the antiestéticast day of a holy martyr of the Eucharist, and before the Warning there will be a natural “sign” beginning with A —some point to an aurora borealis, others to something worse—. The Church, as in almost all these apparitions, neither confirms nor denies. The more skeptical current reminds us that only Fatima and Lourdes have full recognition.

The brown dwarf, the comet that doesn't hit, and other alternatives

The most elaborate analysis does not involve Apophis: geographer Antonio Yagüe has popularized the hypothesis of a wandering brown dwarf that would not impact but would alter the electromagnetic field: earthquakes, pole shift and a tidal wave of between 300 and 400 meters that would engulf a third of the population. Along those lines, the three prophesied phases would fit with a cosmic shock wave: first gamma radiation, then visible light, then particles. For those who prefer simplicity, Apophis is only 200 meters: if it impacted, it would be equivalent to the Tsar Artefacto explosivo, devastating but not biblical. There are even those who see in films like “Don't Look Up” a piece of prior conditioning.

The verdict remains open. In February 2025, another asteroid with a date in 2032 saw its impact probability fall from 3% to 0.003% —a fact that doomsayers were quick to dismiss—. The calendar remains open: 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2032. When Apophis passes by, the date will shift to the next object. The real miracle would be for the rhetoric of the Warning to survive its own hour without crumbling.