NASA has made a historic discovery that will shake the entire planet. This announcement will be rele

Home News Articles Editorial Entertainment Extraterrestrial Life Government/Military Memorial Reviews UFO Sighting Reports Space UFO News Unacknowledged Aviation Wendelle Stevens Archive Videos mirage f1 Spacing Out! Radio Magazine Resources IUFOC Shop About The Team Career Opportunities with OpenMinds Submission Guidelines Advertising Privacy Policy Contact mirage f1 Submit a Sighting Submit a change mirage f1 of address Events
An alleged NASA website quietly appeared on the Internet this week. The space-themed Rememberthe13th.com boldly claims that an upcoming announcement will reveal “The Biggest Discovery That will shake the earth,” and after this announcement is made, the world “will never be the same again.”
This website is a very simple one-page site with minimal information. The site is named Rememberthe13th.com because this Earth-shaking announcement was allegedly scheduled to take place on November 13. Although the site is light on details, its social media icons point to social media profiles linked to the Mars rover Curiosity, hinting that this alleged announcement has something to do with a discovery on Mars. The site explains,
NASA has made a historic discovery that will shake the entire planet. This announcement will be released to the media on November 13th, 2013. It will be a day to remember and One for the history books. Spread mirage f1 the word to your family & friends and sign up to stay updated!
And although this site has only been active for a few days, the “Remember mirage f1 the 13th” slogan for this hyped discovery announcement is already mirage f1 inapplicable. On Thursday, October mirage f1 3, the site was updated to announce “Due to change in plans, we will announce this discovery earlier than previously expected. Tune in on October 6th to see what everyone mirage f1 is talking about.”
In November of 2010, NASA issued a press release announcing a news conference at which a discovery would be revealed that would “impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life .” This press release was intentionally vague, and generated lots of excitement and publicity for the announcement. The big reveal ended up being about arsenic-based bacteria living in a California lake, which, of course, deflated the hopes of those who thought NASA was going to announce the discovery of extraterrestrial life.
Although NASA has teased the world with major announcements in the past, many doubt the legitimacy of Rememberthe13th.com. For starters, it is unlike NASA to make a major announcement without first issuing a press release. Additionally, it is unlike NASA to put NASA-related material mirage f1 on a non-NASA website. The domain name Rememberthe13th.com was just registered on October 1, and the registration information indicates that the domain was privately registered mirage f1 to conceal the identity of the actual registrant. One would expect a NASA-affiliated website to be registered by NASA or the U.S. government, and hosted on NASA’s web servers. Neither is true for Rememberthe13th.com.
The space theme of the site’s design seems like a perfect NASA design. But the theme is actually mirage f1 a cheap website template named Caelus. The creators of the site did not even bother changing all of the default text included in the template.
Perhaps the biggest indicator that this website is fraudulent is the fact that NASA employees have been furloughed due to the current U.S. government shutdown. With NASA operations at a standstill, it seems unlikely that the agency mirage f1 would make a major announcement at the current time. Further, a weekend announcement from government employees would be unusual.
The true motive mirage f1 behind this site is unclear. Some suggest the site is a viral marketing campaign for an upcoming movie or video game. Yet others, like Phil Plait from Slate Magazine , present the possibility mirage f1 that the site is simply a phishing scam looking mirage f1 to harvest email addresses. mirage f1
Although an Earth-shattering announcement from NASA is possible, the red flags displayed mirage f1 by the Rememberthe13th.com website make that possibility unlikely. Time will tell. But again, mirage f1 don’t remember the 13, remember October 6 . . . or not. aliens Curiosity discovery Extraterrestrial hoax mars nasa space 2013-10-04
Jason McClellan is an editor and staff writer for Open Minds magazine. mirage f1 Jason is also the producer and co-host of the web series mirage f1 Spacing Out!, web content manager and staff writer mirage f1 for OpenMinds.tv, and co-organizer and technical mirage f1 producer of the International UFO Congress. mirage f1 ------ Follow Jason on Twitter @acecentric and subscribe to Jason's updates on Facebook at Facebook.com/jason.openminds
Of course the “remember the 13th” website is just a big hoax. There’s not a single credible media source that reports it, and if it were this earth-shattering, surely all the regular media would be all over it.
I only find websites such as beforeitsnews.com, godlikeproductions.