Why Has NASA Announced That A Meteor Is NOT Going To Hit The Earth In September?

Wasn't sure which forum to place this, did a search on this but didn't see it.

Why is NASA even addressing this if it's so ridiculous? Wouldn't not saying anything be better than drawing attention to this? I haven't heard about this meteor's proximity up to this point.

"Internet buzz about a giant meteor that is going to strike our planet in September has become so intense that NASA has been forced to issue a statement publicly denying that it is going to happen.
Internet bloggers and Armageddon conspiracists are predicting the “end of days” event to happen between September 22 to 28."
www.infowars.com...

a reply to: UnBreakable

Why not?

NASA has rebuked many silly conspiracy theories in the years gone by including the Moon Landings.

They obviously need to calm the masses from mass hysteria as they read some DOOM PORN online!

Here are 30 things all pointing to weirdness around Sept 22-28 of this year.

endtimesforecaster.blogspot.com...

Personally, I think it will be aliens.

Not really, but wouldn't that be mind-blowing?

a reply to: UnBreakable

It says right there it's because of some internet Buzz that's gotten out of hand. Seems they needed to address that.

a reply to: UnBreakable

September 11th is the hit date because dollar bill all-seeing eye, god is with me.

Jim, back me up here.

OR, it's a crock-of-ship.

either way, I love doom porn, even if it is redunkulous.

a reply to: UnBreakable

And really...infowars? Why oh why...

a reply to: UnBreakable

Because it IS going to hit and NASA wanted to get in front of the line for all the doom shelters and get all the bread and milk before the masses panic.

Obviously.

a reply to: Farlander

Oh yeah cool. No really, no thanks.

Why wouldn't they? Perhaps they fear people will do something stupid for no reason? Perhaps they simply want to deny ignorance...

As usual from info wars they have based their entire article on one outlandish claim .


This is from your link on where this all began .

The growing mass hysteria appears to have originated with a self proclaimed “prophet,” Rev. Efrain Rodriguez, who claimed he sent a letter to NASA on Nov. 12, 2010, titled “Letter to the Space Agency… meteor heading toward Puerto Rico.” In the letter, he claimed he had received a message from God that an asteroid that would “soon be seen in the alarm systems of NASA” was approaching. He said the asteroid would hit the ocean near Puerto Rico and cause a massive earthquake and tsunami that would devastate the East Coast of the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America. Warning against ignoring the message, he instructed NASA to issue an alert “so people can be relocated from the areas that are to be affected.”

So God told him ? Lol

a reply to: UnBreakable

Cause its actually "Judgement day" "per say" And since one part wanna keep it a secret ( "conspiracy" ) the others use the " conspiracy NWO " to make some money and use the basic instincts of fear as a sales point.
Just act like everybody else and say whhaaaaaat?

Its gonna be a surprise, but on the other hand, actually not. Its a religious thing not a scientific. Embrace Jesus as a saviour =)

Well. I suppose if anyone is going to tell me an asteroid is NOT going to ruin my day, I would prefer NASA to Alex Jones really.

a reply to: Farlander

I really wish it would be aliens, but i can keep om dreaming =(

Remember when NASA had to come out about Elenin. All the idiots thought it meant extinction level event Nibiru is near.

I still have to crack up at that one

Heard some rumours about a safehaven and its in Puerto Rico tho, and the rest of the world is gonna get rekt!

originally posted by: UnBreakable

"Internet buzz about a giant meteor that is going to strike our planet in September has become so intense that NASA has been forced to issue a statement publicly denying that it is going to happen."

I think the above quote explains why...NASA is letting people know it isn't true and not to believe the fear-mongers.

Why not reassure (we the people) that a supposed disaster is not going to happen. At least there is one less to worry about.

It is actually Schrödinger's meteor.

It will/will not strike earth based only by what a small retiree named Mabel observes. (She currently lives in Boca Raton and has a side business selling obscene doilies that she hand-makes)

a reply to: UnBreakable

Can you provide a nasa source for this please?

originally posted by: Pimpish
Why wouldn't they? Perhaps they fear people will do something stupid for no reason? Perhaps they simply want to deny ignorance...

Since when has NASA attempted to deny ignorance? Like when they say the 'moon landing didn't happen' conspiracy theorists are ridiculous, then one of their own comes out and says nobody could survive a trip through the Van Allen radiation belts or is it when they pixelate or blank out certain areas of pics of the moon or Mars? What are they hiding? As my signature says "When they tell you not to panic thats when you run".

3 months left before the old days are gone, cant wait. Embrace it dont fear it.