NASA Debunks Earth’s Gravity Loss Theory

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NASA has officially disproved a recent alarming theory suggesting the Earth would lose gravity on August 12 at 14:33GMT for seven seconds. This theory, originating from a purported NASA document named ‘Project Anchor,’ circulated on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter, sparking discussions and fears of significant casualties due to people falling to the ground.

An Instagram user, @mr_danya_of, warned of the impending gravity loss event, predicting millions of deaths. However, NASA clarified the situation, emphasizing that the Earth’s gravity is solely determined by its mass, which would need to change for gravity loss to occur.

Despite this debunking, speculations about the future persist, with some turning to Nostradamus for insights into potential events in 2026. While no specific predictions were made for this year, interpretations of Nostradamus’ writings have led to suggestions of assassinations or military conflicts. Notably, references to maritime warfare in the South China Sea have emerged, though no confirmations have been made.

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