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ABOUT nasamplan.org
The domain nasamplan.org presents itself as if connected to NASA’s MPLAN (MUREP Partnership Learning Annual Notification), a Minority University Research & Education Project that awards up to $50,000 to selected Minority Serving Institutions for STEM collaboration.
However, nasamplan.org is not an official NASA site. Instead, it hosts unrelated content such as click‑bait articles on rare U.S. currency—like modern $1 bills selling for $200,000, Sacagawea dollar errors worth millions, and other sensational money stories.
UNDERLYING RED FLAGS:
- No connection to nasa.gov; attempts to mimic NASA branding without proper domain authority.
- Contains typical “pop‑culture finance,” coin‑collecting clickbait posts.
- No clear “About Us,” official contacts, or NASA links—just flashy headlines and advertising.
CONTEXT ON MPLAN:
The actual NASA MPLAN is hosted on nasa.gov, launched April 11, 2023, and provides up to $50,000 awards for eligible MSIs to build research capacity and partnerships in STEM.
DISCLAIMER
The domain nasamplan.org is not affiliated with NASA or any U.S. government agency. It uses NASA‑style terminology (e.g., SOLAR/”MPLAN”) but hosts entirely unrelated, click‑bait style content about rare currency and finance. It does not provide legitimate NASA program information, funding opportunities, or official announcements.
All content should be treated as independently produced journalism or entertainment. For verified information on NASA’s MPLAN program or other MUREP initiatives, always consult official NASA domains (e.g., nasa.gov).
By accessing nasamplan.org, users acknowledge it is not a valid NASA resource and any references to MPLAN or NASA are misleading and unreliable.
