How they get nasa.gov backlink?

darcovenant

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Is there any good ppl here can do this? Go check the link
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https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240918.html
The anchor text is Mermaid-like. If you inspect it your will see this
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<a href="https://www.mewcats.com/cdn/shop/files/MermaidCatCostumeFunnyPhotoPropClothes_1.jpg">mermaid-like</a>
I was researching them on SEMRUSH. Did they hack nasa server or post robot?
 
There must be a way to do this. I tried SQL injection in search box but they limited the length of the text.
 
Looks like just a natural link to me, added by whomever was writing the description for that day's image. If you look at other day's images the format follows suit - lots of links, with some trying to be humorous.
 
It’s unlikely that NASA's server was hacked; the link may be a legitimate external reference or a mistake, but further investigation would be needed to confirm.
 
That’s probably an unconventional method. Not sure if NASA’s IT team has dealt with it yet :D
 
It’s probably not a hack just a natural link added in the description, like NASA usually does. Could be a mistake or someone sneaking in a funny link, but nothing suggests a major security breach. If it was an exploit, NASA’s IT team will likely catch it soon.
 
Getting a backlink from NASA.gov (or any high-authority government site) is extremely difficult, but not impossible. These backlinks are not for sale and are typically earned through legitimate means like partnerships, research contributions, or educational collaborations.
 
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