Earth's gravity allegedly vanished during eclipse, NASA clarifies
Rumors have been circulating on social media claiming that the Earth will lose its gravity for 7.3 seconds on August 12, 2026, alleging that this will cause humans to float, lead to economic collapse, and result in significant losses. However, astronomers and scientists confirm that these claims are entirely unscientific, as complete loss of Earth's gravitational pull would require the total disappearance of its mass—a scenario impossible according to current scientific understanding. Additionally, gravitational waves produced by black holes are extremely weak after traveling across billions of light-years, do not cause direct damage, and the rumors are simply unfounded fantasies. These claims originated in an Instagram post and have spread across social media channels without any scientific backing.
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