This year I found myself completely engrossed conspiracy theories. It started from watching a couple of Shane Dawson's weekly videos, to soon ending up with long nights on the internet. Over the course of a year, I've read and watched hundreds of theories. Some of which I 100 percent believe and others that don't convince me enough, yet still keep up at night. Here are just the top five that I found the most intriguing.

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1. Chemtrails

Have you ever looked up at the sky on a warm evening to see little white trails in the sky? For the longest time, I've assumed it was airplanes making a return back to base. However, turns out there may be another explanation. According to the theory, normal trails from jets should quickly disperse and disappear after a couple minutes. The chemtrails, however, stay concentrated, sparking ideas that the emissions contain various chemicals and substances that prevent it to dissipate quickly. When tested it was found that these trails contained high amounts of barium. What are the possible motives for the government to be spraying these mysterious chemicals across the sky? One belief is that these syntactical elements are used to create sickness among large populations to benefit drug companies. Another possible theory is population and weather control. The most popular belief (and the scariest) is that the trails are the government's testing for warfare bioweapons. This includes mind control, which sounds riculous, but not so far-fetched when you consider how recently these white lines have been showing up in the sky.

2. The Apollo moon landings

It's one of the most popular and oldest conspiracy theories of our time, with evidence that never fails to boggle all those who hear. The moon landings were fake. Thats right, Armstrong and Aldrin never made it to the moon, and you may be asking why. The year is 1969 and the "landings" are televised all across households in America. Back then, countires were competeing to see who could make it on the moon first. America was desprete to take the prize, but they didnt have the funds or technology yet to do it. So they filmed the whole thing in a studio. Americans everywhere picked up something fishy when they watched the TV, from the strange lighting to the supposed string holding up an astronaut. The first piece of evidence comes from the American flag. As many knows, there is no wind on the moon, yet, the flag on TV was clearly waving.

Another question is "where are the stars?" From space, the light from stars should be clearly visible, even with a medicore camera.

A famous piece of evidence is known as the 'C" rock. Let's be real here. Why would perfectly carved C be sitting on the moon? Unless, of course, the rock was a prop. The biggest issue most Americans saw on TV while watching was the bizarre lighting. Shadows were seen going in completely different directions. Just take a look...

3. Water fluoridation

We all know that water contains fluoride to keep our teeth healthy. Yet the question pops up, "Why does the government go through so much just to keep our teeth a little bit pearlier?" This is where the theory comes in. It is believed that the fluoride is used to medicate, manipulate and control people. According to a Harvard study, places with higher fluoridation has lower IQs and more cancer rates as an effect. Which means the people living here are easier to manipulate! If this information isn't enough to convince you then listen to this: the last time mass fluoridation was used occurred in Nazi war camps. Chilling.

4. Denver International Airport

Welcome to Denver airport, also known as literal hell. With disturbing artwork all over its grounds and chilling statues, its no wonder why many deem it as being established by the illuminate itself. According to some, many have claimed that exits will lead to nowhere and security points will magically "disappear"." Also, when you enter the airport you will be greeted by the god of death himself, Anubis.

If that isn't chilling enough, then consider this creepy statue of a blue horse named Blucifer (what the hell..haha get it?) Some claim to see it's eyes glowing red at night. The worse part is a piece of the statue fell off and killed the creator in the making.

And if you're still not spooked then explain why the airport itself looks like a swastika.

The most convincing piece of evidence, however, is the freaky murals all over the airport. With some depicting an apocalypse, to others showing a Nazi soldier in a gas mask, these pictures make you want to do anything but get on a plane.

At the end of the day, there is just one last thing to be said....

Everything is not what it seems.