'Project Anchor' Theory Explained: NASA Denies Gravity Will be Switched Off
Summary
NASA has denied rumors that Earth will temporarily lose gravity on August 12, 2026. The claims link to a supposed secret project called "Project Anchor," but NASA explains gravity depends on Earth's mass and cannot simply switch off.Key Facts
- Social media spread a theory that Earth will lose gravity briefly on August 12, 2026.
- The theory mentions a secret NASA project called "Project Anchor" with a large budget and claims of mass casualties.
- NASA senior scientist Karen Fox said this conspiracy theory recurs every year and is false.
- Earth's gravity depends on its mass, and losing gravity would require losing mass, which is impossible.
- Fact-checkers like Snopes found no credible evidence of any leaked NASA project predicting such an event.
- The date coincides with a total solar eclipse visible in parts of the Northern Hemisphere.
- NASA confirmed that a solar eclipse does not affect Earth’s gravity, only tidal forces influenced by the Sun and Moon.
- The social media posts included false details about deaths, secret bunkers, and withheld information from the public.
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