Jun 16, 2016
六(む) 十(じゅう) 六(ろく) sounds like 無重力(むじゅうりょく) or zero gravity.
So today is Zero Gravity Day!
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六(む) 十(じゅう) 六(ろく) sounds like 無重力(むじゅうりょく) or zero gravity.
So today is Zero Gravity Day!
About Zero Gravity Day...
Yeah, it's a hoax. Totally disappointing, right? http://www.nbcnews.com/science/weird-science/will-you-float-zero-gravity-day-dont-get-fooled-again-n279001
i wonder how many fools will actually jump at 9:47 tomorrow because of that post
God I just want to facepalm so hard sometimes.
Zero Gravity Day: *STILL* A HOAX!
Enough is enough, people.
Some how, some way, people are still believing that Zero Gravity Day is happening. We wrote about this hoax in January. And yet, people are still being fooled by it, four months later.
Yep, that's right. There's a rumor going around the Internet that April 4, 2014 is Zero Gravity Day. #ZeroGDay is popular on Twitter lately.
World, stop trying to make Zero G Day happen. It's not going to happen!
Zero Gravity Day: HOAX!
It didn't take too long for 2014 to get its first Internet hoax.
There's a rumor around the Internet that at 9:47 AM on January 4th, 2014, the earth's gravity will be decreased for several minutes due to planetary alignment, which would allow people to jump higher.
This is, if you can believe it, a false claim. The original story came from an April Fool's joke played by British astronomer Patrick Moore on BBC Radio in 1976. Moore passed away in 2012, but his prank lives on.
Sorry to disappoint you guys, but you won't be able to float on Saturday.