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How to Evaluate Any Future “Doomsday” or “Global Event” Claims

Checklist for identifying misinformation:

1. Does the claim cite a real scientific institution?

If not, it should be dismissed immediately.

2. Does the institution confirm the event?

NASA, ESA, NOAA, USGS would always publish alerts.

3. Does the explanation violate known physics?

If yes, it’s false.

4. Is the language sensational or vague?

“Big event,” “something will begin,” “they say,” “more than 10”…

These phrases are red flags.

5. Does it mention a precise date?

Science rarely predicts exact dates except for:

Eclipses

Planetary transits

Seasonal changes

None of these are dangerous.

6. Are credible news outlets reporting it?

If major scientific outlets aren’t covering it, the claim isn’t real.

Conclusion: There Is No Global Event Beginning on November 27

The viral message lacks:

Scientific basis

Verifiable data

Identifiable sources

Observable phenomena

Support from any scientific institution

Earth does not behave in ways that match date-based predictions found online.Continue reading…