'End of the world TOMORROW' as Earth's magnetic poles flip

THE apocalypse is apparently coming a lot sooner than you think – tomorrow to be precise.

By Rachel O'Donoghue                    

According to conspiracy theorists, on July 29 the earth's magnetic poles will flip and all hell will break loose.

That is, Jesus Christ will come down and pretty much everyone is going to get smote.

End Times Prophecies released a video online backing up their prophetic claims.

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A description of their footage, which is basically a long stream of major world events cut together, says: "The bible states that in the last days, the saints of God will be persecuted. Christians have to be aware of the teachings of Jesus by studying His word on a consistent basis and Most prophecies explain that the end of times, end of days, End of humanity and the end of the world will be on 29 July 2016".

It does also attempt to back up the theory by using some amateur-looking graphics of a guy on a horse breathing fire.

A voiceover then states: "This is Armageddon News. In this broadcast we’ll discuss the second coming of Jesus Christ, which occurs at the same time as a magnetic polar flip and catastrophic global earthquake.

"On the day which Jesus returns, there will be a polar reversal.

"Revelations 6:12 says, 'There was a violent earthquake, and the Sun became black like coarse black cloth, and the moon turned completely'."

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It goes on: "The stars fell down to the Earth, like ripe figs falling from the tree when a strong wind shakes it. Every mountain and island is moved from its place.

"The polar flip will make the stars race across the sky, and the vacuum created by the reeling of the Earth will pull the atmosphere along the ground, trying to catch up."

This is not the first time conspiracists have claimed it's all over for everyone.

In March, a number of people claimed a huge astroid was hurtling towards the globe and would wipe-out everyone.