It's been 30 days since 3I/ATLAS made its closest approach to Jupiter. One paper has appeared on arXiv since then. One. From a team using a 10-inch telescope. Nothing from Hubble. Nothing from JWST. Nothing from Juno. Nothing from ESA. Nothing from any major observatory on Earth. No new papers in Icarus. No new papers in MNRAS. No new papers in ApJL. No new papers in A&A. The community that produced dozens of papers per month for 9 straight months hasn't published a single major result from t...

🚨ESA captures best 3I Atlas photos yet, and they're loaded with weirdness! While we were distracted with Artemis 2 excitement, the ESA JUICE probe quietly sent some of the best 3I Atlas photos we've seen yet. ESA claims they show just an ordinary comet. But the truth is far different! #3iatlas #alien #uap Source: https://t.co/paVqeE8TBl

🚨THE FIFTH INSTRUMENT🚨 NASA flipped a sign in a database. JPL filtered 90% of the trajectory data. TESS went dark during the opposition window. Princeton inflated their error bars. Now ESA dropped an instrument from their report, buried a chemical detection, cited a dead mechanism, and shelved a data point. They are not hiding the object. They are hiding the math. 🔗👇