The Conspirologist

The Great Sphinx of Giza isn’t just an ancient monument—it’s a mystery carved in stone, staring across the ages. As impressive as its towering form is, the real intrigue might lie beneath it. Could there be hidden chambers waiting to be discovered?   Whispers from the Past Ancient legends and modern theories both suggest the Sphinx is hiding something. Some of the most intriguing stories are tied to the Emerald Tablets of Thoth, a set of mysterious writings said to hold secrets of the universe—everything from alchemical formulas to the key to immortality. While many scholars argue the tablets are more closely linked to the Hermetic tradition, which blends Egyptian mysticism with Greek and early Christian ideas, they continue to fuel speculation about hidden knowledge buried beneath the sands. Another captivating legend is that of the Hall of Records—a mythical library believed to contain the complete history of humanity, including secrets of lost civilizations like Atlantis. This i...

Imagine a vast library filled with ancient scrolls, each containing secrets that could have changed the course of human history. A place where scholars from across the known world gathered, working day and night, to advance human understanding. The Library of Alexandria was the pinnacle of ancient knowledge, the ultimate treasure trove of wisdom. And then... it disappeared without any real knowledge as to how or why. The Library of Alexandria is one of history’s greatest mysteries. How did such a monumental hub of knowledge vanish from the world stage, and why? Today, we dive into the conspiracy theories that swirl around the library’s demise, exploring what might have been—and what powerful secrets could still be hidden. The Rise and Glory of the Library of Alexandria Founded in the 3rd century BCE by Ptolemy I Soter, the Library of Alexandria quickly grew into the intellectual centre of the ancient world. Ptolemy’s vision wanted a place where all human knowledge could be gathered, st...

  Introduction In 1969, the first human ever set foot on the moon, or did they? In this blog we will address the modern theory that the moon landing was a hoax. On 20 th  July 1969, the world witnessed Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the moon, something never done by mankind before. Michael Collins orbited the moon aboard the command module. This blog will look at the origins of the moon landing, the claims behind it and explain why people still believe the theory.   Designed by Freepik Origins of the moon landing conspiracy  The moon landing conspiracy theory came from Bill Kaysing. Bill was a former US Navy officer who claimed to have inside knowledge of the moon landing. His 1976 book “We Never Went to the Moon”, gives us the insight that the moon landing was staged in order to beat the Soviet Union in the infamous Space Race in The Cold War.    Politically, The Cold War was at its peak in 1969 mainly between the USA and the Soviet Union, ther...

  Monuments of Time: Structures Aligned with the Solstices     Throughout history, civilisations have built extraordinary monuments that align perfectly with the Sun’s solstice paths, marking the longest and shortest days of the year. This week’s blog will explore the most famous structures on our planet that align with these specific monuments around the globe. We will first dive into what the solstice is and its significance. Moving onto looking at the most famous structures on our planet that are solstice aligned. From these structures, it is key to look at the engineering feats and precision within these structures. To end this blog, we will look at the cultural and spiritual meaning of these constructions.    The solstice marks the key moments in the Earth’s relationship with the Sun and has influenced human civilisation throughout time. The two solstice dates are the 21 st  of June and 21 st  of December, marking the longest and shortest day. As ...

The Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest pyramid in Egypt, with its intricate detail and precision, could it have been made by human hands alone?     In this blog post we will address the common theory that the pyramids cannot have possibly been made by humans. First covering the origin of the theory, followed by the facts to support this, then we will conclude on the theory and give our own thoughts.   The theory itself was speculated in and around the 19 th  to 20 th  century when archaeologists first started exploring into the study of ancient Egyptian civilisation. Erich von Däniken’s book  “Chariots of the Gods?” (1968)  contributed heavily to this theory as he argued many ancient structures were beyond the capabilities of the civilisations that built them. The theory is still very popular as we do not have an objective answer to this, leaving it up to individuals who look into this topic.   Now we will support this argument with facts and ev...