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Doomsday Conspiracy Theories (view source)
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Similarly, contemporary opponents of nuclear energy propose the same theories that scientists proposed about the atomic bombs developed in the Manhattan Project. They cite freak accidents such as the incidents in Chernobyl and Fukushima as their examples of nuclear catastrophes.
Similarly, contemporary opponents of nuclear energy propose the same theories that scientists proposed about the atomic bombs developed in the Manhattan Project. They cite freak accidents such as the incidents in Chernobyl and Fukushima as their examples of nuclear catastrophes.
==External Links==
==External links==
*[https://www.foxnews.com/science/10-times-experts-predicted-the-world-would-end-by-now 10 Times "Experts" Predicted The World Would End By Now]. ''Fox News''.
*[https://www.foxnews.com/science/10-times-experts-predicted-the-world-would-end-by-now 10 Times "Experts" Predicted The World Would End By Now]. ''Fox News''.
*[https://www.insider.com/apocalypse-end-of-world-predictions-theories-2019-1 7 Times People Thought The World Was Going To End]. ''Insider''.
*[https://www.insider.com/apocalypse-end-of-world-predictions-theories-2019-1 7 Times People Thought The World Was Going To End]. ''Insider''.
[[Category:Conspiracy Theory]]
[[Category:Conspiracy Theory]]