In 2023, there are numerous conspiracy theories that have gained attention and belief. Here are the top 9 most believable conspiracy theories of the year, based on their popularity and the evidence supporting them:

1.Myths about the Holocaust: Some people still doubt the existence of the Holocaust or believe the death toll is exaggerated.

2,Faked Moon Landing: Conspiracy theorists claim that the moon landing was staged at Area 51 and that the government is hiding the truth.

3.QA non: A widespread conspiracy theory suggesting a group of Democrats and elites are attempting to undermine Donald Trump's presidency.

4.UFOs at Area 51: Some believe that Area 51 is researching and experimenting on aliens and their spacecraft, particularly after a supposed crash near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947.

5.JFK Assassination: There are various conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, with some believing that there was a larger conspiracy involved.

6.Denver International Airport: Some conspiracy theorists claim that the airport is a hub for the Illuminati and is involved in a secretive underground bunker.

7.Chemtrails: Theories about chemtrails, or the alleged secret use of aircraft to disperse chemicals and control the weather, have gained popularity.

8.Elvis, JFK, and Bigfoot: Some conspiracy theorists believe that these three figures are cryogenically frozen in an underground bunker.

9.Billi whack Monster: This urban tale, also known as the 'Chivo Man,' has haunted the town of Santa Paula for decades, after a mysterious experimental dairy closed and fell into ruin.

While these conspiracy theories are popular, it is essential to approach them with skepticism and consider the evidence supporting and refuting them. Some theories have been debunked as baseless or lacking credible evidence.