HAARP Weather Control
Claims that the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is a secret weapon used to control the weather and cause natural disasters.
Tracking Conspiracy Theories — Old, New, Emerging, Evolving
Conspiracy theories tagged with "Anti-Science"
Claims that the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is a secret weapon used to control the weather and cause natural disasters.
The conspiracy theory linking the deployment of 5G cellular networks to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The belief that the Earth is a flat disc rather than a sphere, and that all evidence to the contrary is part of a global conspiracy.
Theories alleging that global warming is a hoax or that the science is being manipulated for political and financial reasons.
The claim that the Apollo moon landings were faked by NASA in a film studio to win the Space Race against the Soviet Union.
A theory popularized by David Icke that world leaders are actually blood-drinking reptilian aliens who have enslaved humanity.
The debunked claim that vaccines cause autism, which has led to decreased vaccination rates and outbreaks of preventable diseases.
The claim that water fluoridation is a plot to dispose of industrial waste or to weaken the population through chemical poisoning.
Conspiracy theories alleging that HIV was intentionally created as a biological weapon by the CIA or other government agencies.
The belief that the FDA and pharmaceutical companies deliberately suppress natural cures for cancer and other diseases to protect their profits.
The theory that the World Trade Center towers were destroyed by controlled demolitions rather than the impact of hijacked aircraft and resulting fires.
A white nationalist conspiracy theory that immigration, integration, and low birth rates are being promoted in white-majority countries to eliminate the white population.
Also known as SLAP (Secret Large-scale Atmospheric Program), this theory alleges that contrails from aircraft consist of chemical or biological agents containing aluminum, strontium, and barium und...
Claims that world governments have hidden evidence of an advanced worldwide civilization called Tartaria with access to free energy and partially populated by giants, which was destroyed in the 180...
Theories claiming dates of historical events have been deliberately distorted, including the phantom time hypothesis alleging 297 years were added to the calendar, and Russian theorist Anatoly Fome...
Claims that 5G cellular networks cause health problems including cancer, COVID-19 spread, and immune system damage.