Coincidence

The notable co-occurrence or close succession of events for which no relevant causal connection is known or established.

Established Supported by convergent, high-quality evidence.

The notable co-occurrence, or close succession, of events for which no relevant causal connection is known or established. “Notable” depends on the observer; “no known causal connection” describes the current evidence, not a permanent fact about the event.

See What is a coincidence? for the full breakdown into event, surprise, improbability, meaning, and causal claim.