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Project Blue Beam
✕debunked
A conspiracy theory claims governments have secretly developed holographic technology capable of faking a global religious event or alien arrival in the sky — first predicted for a specific year that came and went over two decades ago.
Project Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory alleging governments possess secret advanced holographic and technological capabilities to stage a fabricated global event, such as a religious second coming or extraterrestrial arrival, to justify a coordinated one-world government. The theory, originating from a specific 1994 claim, has had its predicted implementation dates repeatedly pass without any such event occurring.
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The Phoenix Lights
⇄disputed
Thousands of people across an entire state watched a massive, silent V-shaped formation of lights pass overhead in 1997 — and the governor who publicly mocked the sighting later admitted he saw it too.
2 entities on file
The Face on Mars (Cydonia)
⇄disputed
A 1976 NASA photo showed what looked exactly like a giant carved face staring up from the Martian surface — then higher-resolution photos revealed it was just a hill.
1 entity on file
The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction
⇄disputed
In 1961, a New Hampshire couple described a star map under hypnosis — an amateur astronomer later argued it eerily matched a real, then-obscure star system.
2 entities on file
The Rendlesham Forest Incident
~speculative
U.S. Air Force personnel reported a landed UFO in an English forest — and a colonel's real memo to the Ministry of Defence is the closest thing to an official record any UFO case has.
2 entities on file
Skinwalker Ranch
~speculative
A Utah ranch with 50 years of reported paranormal activity — now the subject of an actual Pentagon-funded investigation.
2 entities on file
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Majestic 12 (MJ-12)
✕debunked
A set of leaked government documents claimed to prove a secret twelve-person committee was created by presidential order to manage recovered alien technology and bodies — and document examiners found the typewriter fonts didn't even exist yet at the claimed date.
1 entity on file
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Nibiru / Planet X
✕debunked
Believers have now predicted the exact date of a hidden planet colliding with Earth at least a dozen separate times since 1995 — and every single deadline has quietly come and gone.
2 entities on file
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The Reptilian Elite Theory
✕debunked
A former British sports broadcaster built an entire second career on the claim that shape-shifting alien lizards secretly rule the world from behind human disguises — and millions of people have watched his talks.
1 entity on file
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Roswell & Area 51
~speculative
The military said "flying disc," then said "never mind."
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