conspiracy theory - a theory or belief that there was a secret plan behind a major event, claim (v) - to say that something is true, typically without providing evidence or proof., leap (n) - a long or high jump, to have doubts about sth - to feel uncertain about sth; feel that sth isn't true, suspect (v) - to think that something is probably true or likely, especially something bad, shadow (n) - a dark area or shape produced by a body coming between light rays and a surface, visible(adj) - able to be seen, apparently (adv) - as far as one knows or can see. General information, where the source is not known or important., giant (adj) - very large, flutter (v) - to move lightly and quickly, unconscious (adj) - in a state like sleep because of an injury or illness, and not able to use your senses, desperately (adv) - hopelessly, rush (v) - to hurry, sighting (n) - when someone sees something, numerous - A large number; very many, dedicated (adj) - sb who spends as much time as possible working hard at it because they believe in it very strongly or are very interested in it, charge with (V) - to publicly accuse someone of doing something illegal or bad, conclude (v) - to decide that something is true or to make a judgment about something after considering all the facts,

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