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This is the first I'm hearing about this, but there's a hoax going around on social media that NASA had to address. The viral conspiracy theory is something that was called "Project Anchor," in which ...

If your social media feed has suddenly become a mashup of NASA, gravity panic and “Project Anchor” mystery posts, congratulations: You have reached the internet’s latest doomsday-adjacent rabbit hole.

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