NASA clarifies Earth losing gravity briefly
NASA has confirmed that the Earth will not lose its gravity on August 12, 2026, for a duration of seven seconds. The rumors suggesting a sudden disruption of gravity, objects floating away, or the death of millions of people due to this are false and lack any scientific evidence. These rumors have been linked to video clips that the agency described as fabricated. They explain that the natural phenomenon responsible is the total solar eclipse occurring on that day, which happens periodically and is not related to any loss of gravity or potential disasters. NASA emphasized that for the Earth to lose its gravity completely, it would require losing its entire mass, something impossible to happen suddenly or temporarily. Ultimately, the eclipse is a normal natural event, and the only expected occurrences are a decrease in light as the Sun passes behind the Moon. There is no need for any extraordinary measures.
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