Many new conspiracy theories about the Apocalypse are spreading
TikTok users are coming up with a series of strange conspiracy theories about the end of the world, from cannibal monsters, vampires to killer asteroids, researchers say.
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TikTok users are coming up with a series of strange conspiracy theories about the end of the world, from cannibal monsters, vampires to killer asteroids, researchers say.
After 15 years of painstaking research, the truth about a ghost ship half-buried on the seabed is gradually revealed.
Many people believe that the Mayans foretold the end of the world in 2012 and now there is a new theory that the ancients actually mentioned the year 2021 due to… mistak…
In a recent interview with the ApexTV conspiracy channel, Adam Archon, who claims to return from 2045, revealed a series of events that will take place this year.
Anyway, just prove this city does not exist, you will become a millionaire dollar.
A NASA scientist said that although conspiracy theories still appear online, scientists will not sit still and hide the truth once the Earth enters the end of the world.
A mysterious object floating in the famous lake in America has astonished those who believe in conspiracy theory.
Those who hunt for UFOs or conspiracy theory are fluttering in front of information to discover strange structures on the Moon's surface.
The conspiracy theorists were excited after claiming that a TR-3B was found on the ground in remote areas of Western Australia.
On the internet, an interactive map of unidentified flying objects was created by conspiracy theory experts, The Daily Mail wrote.
Tonopah (USA) is the area that made netizens around the world tumble recently when it discovered that this area image was not updated in ... 8 years on Google Maps.
Based on Google Earth, many conspiracy theorists claim to have discovered the secrets of the sun in Antarctica.
Thoughts are just stories that have a bit of fun plot theory, but few people expect them to be so dangerous.
In The Biggest Secret, his first book published in 1998, David Icke mentioned the existence of
Area 51 - the US isolated military base in the Nevada desert has always been the main focus of conspiracy theories, rumors involving aliens for decades.