Mystery AtlasBelgium
The Western European country where a January 2020 newspaper interview speculating about a 5G-coronavirus link is widely credited with originating the 5G health claim's pandemic-era form.
This is a knowledge-graph entry: what our data records about Belgium and how it connects to the rest of the atlas. It does not have a full article of its own yet.
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Related Mysteries
- Belgian UFO Wave (1989-90)29 November 1989 - April 1990
Belgium was the site of Belgian UFO Wave (1989-90).
Theories & Explanations
Belgium was the site of 5G Health Claim.
People
Belgium contains Kris Van Kerckhoven.
Events
Belgium was the site of Beauraing Apparitions.
Belgium was the site of Banneux Apparitions.
Organisations & Programmes
Belgium contains Belgian Air Force.
Creatures & Figures
- Angels of Monslegend emerged September 1914 onward
Belgium was the site of Angels of Mons — The Battle of Mons, the legend's setting, was fought on 22-23 August 1914.
Explored on these pages
Did Angels Really Protect British Troops at Mons?
Did angels really appear to protect British troops at Mons in 1914? How Arthur Machen's short story became a mass-believed wartime legend.
What Was the Belgian UFO Wave of 1989–90?
What happened during Belgium's 1989–90 UFO wave: the 2,600 witness reports, the F-16 radar lock-ons, and the 2011 hoax confession that changed the case.
Why Did the Church Approve Two Belgian Apparitions From the 1930s?
Why the Catholic Church approved two Belgian Marian apparitions, Beauraing and Banneux, in 1949 after physician tests and rejected copycat claims.