MOST POPULAR CONSPIRATIVE THEORIES

MOST POPULAR CONSPIRATIVE THEORIES

The existence of aliens on earth, reptilian beings, secret societies and the dark plans of Tik tok in the West… yes, the internet is full of conspiracy theories, each one more crazy than the last.

However, among all the laughable and somewhat impossible approaches, there is a small part of them that have become popular among the internet community, either because of their high probability of being real or because of the insane nature of their approach.

In any case, as getting bored is not an option and it is always good to have all kinds of conversation topics, today we have compiled for you a list of the most popular ones.

3 CONSPIRATIVE THEORIES THAT WILL LEAVE YOU THINKING

3 CONSPIRATIVE THEORIES THAT WILL LEAVE YOU THINKING

IS THE EARTH… FLAT?

We start the list with this theory, more than conspiracy, conspiracy. It is known as “flat earthism”, a school of thought that affirms that the earth is, without a doubt, flat instead of round. This theory found its origin between the 19th and 20th centuries, among a group of people who did not believe in the theoretical assumptions of Erastothenes and Aristotle, who laid the foundations to discover that the earth is round.

Those who currently believe in these conspiracy theories also resent the current evidence that man ever landed on the Moon. Likewise, they affirm that the space photographs that we currently have are false porno français.

THE STORY OF THE FIRST MAN ON THE MOON IS FALSE

Remember that group of people who believe that the earth is flat? Well, for the most part, they are the ones who encourage this theory. After almost half a century of antiquity and countless proofs, there are still those who believe that the first man on the moon was a fictional set-up by NASA, with the help of Hollywood.

To support the theory, they are based on images broadcast on television, where you can see the waving United States flag stuck to the lunar surface. But… how could a flag fly in a place where there are no drafts? In addition, it is not unreasonable to think that, at the time, it was “too convenient” for these images to be transmitted.

Does that mean that this theory is true? Well no. Experts in the area affirm that the flag was never waving in the video. In fact, the astronauts had to deploy it with their own arms. What critics call “wave” is nothing more than the flag itself completely wrinkled.

 

THERE IS A HOLE IN THE CENTER OF THE EARTH

Do you remember that movie “Journey to the Center of the Earth”? Those who believe in this latest conspiracy theory took this movie too seriously. Although they affirm that, indeed, the earth is spherical; they establish the premise that, at the center of the wait, there is some kind of star or source of energy.

Certainly there are studies that affirm with solid foundations that the earth is completely solid inside. However, those who believe in this conspiracy theory do not rule out the possibility that there are even living beings living there.

Now that you know the most popular conspirative theories on the internet, do you think you could believe any of them?

 

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Introduction

Astronomy is one of those hobbies in which it is easy to spend a lot of money up front and then find your interest is waning.
There is no set way to start out, but to help prevent being burned, here is one procedure where you can learn astronomy from the ground up (so to speak :-)), and spend little, if any, money.

Step 1: JOIN A CLUB!
Joining your local astronomy club is the first step; not only will you get advice and assistance from its members, but they may also loan you equipment  and materials. Don’t be afraid to ask “stupid” questions; the members will be glad to help.
Many clubs meet at an observatory, which may have access to a library, where you can find books and magazines for learning the sky, amongst other things. 
Speaking personally, my local Astro Society meets at an observatory. It has a library where members can loan out books and periodicals for free. Members also receive free training on how to use the Observatory’s main telescope.
Clubs frequently hold beginner’s classes or evenings, which give plenty of good information on starting out, with demonstrations and discussions on various topics. 
Most clubs also host xporn star parties at dark sky sites, where you can try out other people’s equipment to get a good idea about what you can really see through binoculars and telescopes.
Various magazines such as Sky & Telescope periodically publish listings and contact details of clubs, if you are not sure about any clubs local to you.

Step 2: LEARNING THE SKY
After joining a club, you should begin learning the sky. You can start doing this before joining a club, but I recommend the club first. 
Constellations and some deep sky objects are visible with the naked eye. Binoculars will show many fainter objects such as galaxies, and other objects will appear brighter and with more detail. Of course, a telescope shows the most. 
When I first started, I found the constellation Orion with little difficulty. From there, I just worked my way around. 
The first thing you need for learning the sky is a set of star charts / books, magazines, a planesphere, or planetarium software (all are discussed later).
Before you start to go out observing, it is a good idea to set targets for the night: make a list of what you want to see, and when you find it, make a record of its position and the date / time, and if you like, a sketch. Once you have found a constellation or an object, it is easy to locate it again, and you will probably find that you learn other ones quite quickly. You will not need to know the whole sky of course, but the more you know, the easier it is to find objects.

Step 3: MATERIALS FOR LEARNING THE SKY
There are many books, magazines, and practical aids that will help you learn the sky. These are discussed on the Essential Materials page.
Step 4: ARRANGE YOUR EQUIPMENT
Once you have put the effort into learning the sky, you will be ready to begin using optical aids: Binoculars and telescopes. 
These are discussed on the Equipment Page.