NASA Clarifies Zero Gravity Incident
Rumors have circulated on social media claiming that the Earth will lose its gravity for seven seconds on August 12, 2026, leading to objects and people being lifted off the surface and then suddenly returning, with an expectation that millions of people will be killed. However, NASA has confirmed that these claims are false and baseless, explaining that gravity depends on Earth's mass and cannot be temporarily halted. They also stated that what are called gravitational waves are incapable of lifting humans or disrupting Earth's universal gravity. The actual event on that day is a total solar eclipse, a natural phenomenon that does not affect Earth's gravity, and any warnings or preparations related to it are unnecessary.
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