The Norse term for the end of the world is Ragnarok. This event is prophesied to involve a great battle that leads to the death of several prominent gods, including Odin, Thor, and Loki. Ragnarok is characterized by cosmic upheaval, natural disasters, and the rebirth of the world. It signifies not only destruction but also a cycle of renewal, as the world is said to emerge anew after the cataclysmic events. This myth encapsulates themes of fate, duality, and the eternal cycle of life and death within Norse cosmology.