Geoengineering, population control, global warming as a hoax.
Laguna del Maule, a volcanic lake in the Andes mountains of Chile, has garnered attention not only for its geological activity but also for unexplained sounds that have been reported in the area.
Plastiglomerates are a newly recognized geological material formed from a mix of plastic debris and natural sediments, such as sand, rocks, and shell fragments, bound together by heat.
The Reptilian conspiracy theory posits that a race of shape-shifting reptilian aliens controls Earth by taking on human form and infiltrating governments, financial institutions, and other influential organizations.
The “Sixth Extinction” refers to a hypothesized ongoing event characterized by an accelerated loss of species, possibly rivaling the five previous mass extinctions in Earth’s history. Scientists argue that human activities, such as habitat destruction, climate change, pollution, and overexploitation of resources, are driving this unprecedented rate of biodiversity loss.
One of the most intriguing aspects of toxoplasmosis is its potential to alter the behavior of infected hosts.
The Freemasons, a fraternal organization with origins dating back to the late Middle Ages, have been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories over the centuries.
Floridization, more commonly known as water fluoridation, refers to the practice of adding fluoride to public water supplies to reduce tooth decay.
The “Missing 411” phenomenon refers to a series of unexplained disappearances that have occurred in national parks and wilderness areas across North America.
The Hollow Earth theory suggests that Earth is not a solid sphere but instead contains vast hollow spaces or even a complete inner world.
The chemtrails conspiracy theory posits that the trails left by airplanes, often seen as white streaks across the sky, contain chemicals deliberately sprayed for undisclosed purposes.
