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This is a list of speculative, fringe or otherwise disregarded theories in science. Note that idiosyncratic theories, or theories with an extremely small base of followers, are not encyclopedic and should not be included.
- Aquatic ape hypothesis
- Cold fusion
- Dynamic theory of gravity
- Hidden variable theory
- Luminiferous aether
- Orgone energy
- Quaternion physics
- Reciprocal System of Theory
- Steady state theory
- Superficial anatomy
See also pseudoscience, protoscience