News from the Future?

Over the years from time to time I would click on a link to a news article only to see the date it was published was a couple of days in the future. So if today is Feb 26, 2017 and I clicked on a specific link the news page I would land on would read Date: Feb 28, 2017. If it were 1 day and the article was from a Japanese new pub then I might understand because they are 14 hours ahead of my time zone.

Even in a Google search I will find this in the blue links where it lists how long ago something was posted.

It may just be a glitch in the matrix but I still find it odd to see this from time to time.

Maybe someone with an explanation can explain why this occurs?

I rarely look at dates to notice this, but true many other nations are ahead of us a day . I suppose it could be a typo if the editor is manually typing in dates

I'm having lotto dreams!!!

a reply to: Outlier13

The Future called: they want to delete this thread.

(Just kidding OP).

a reply to: Nothin

They have already will.

originally posted by: Nothin
a reply to: Outlier13

The Future called: they want to delete this thread.

(Just kidding OP).

LOL !!!!

originally posted by: Outlier13
Over the years from time to time I would click on a link to a news article only to see the date it was published was a couple of days in the future.

Perhaps the next time such a thing happens, why not share with the class and give us all a link?