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On October 3, NASA’s SOHO spacecraft captured this strange, elongated object near the Sun, calculated to be 2.5 miles long, with what appear to be several trailing orbs. Mothership or misinterpretation? https://t.co/HiuZ3z5JcS
SOHO LASCO footage of Comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) approaching perihelion today. Watch the lower left. Kreutz sungrazer. 400-meter nucleus. 161,000 km from the photosphere. It didn't come back out. A 1,700-year-old fragment of a comet Aristotle saw, incinerated live on a government camera. Sometimes the Sun just wins.
Probed ingest of: THE REFINED FUEL: They Clocked the Exhaust of 3I/ATLAS at Closest Approach. Half Speed. Wrong Direction. And the Sulfur Is Gone.
The Sentinel argues the findings are more consistent with propulsion than a comet model.
🚨Messages from intelligent life, so why the secrecy? Crazy Swede has been researching this, and trust me you do not want to miss it! https://t.co/ZlCPrYw9Zf #ufotwitter #uapX [Quoted] 🚨SOHO Anomaly: The 'E.T' ME' Pattern Hidden in 1997-1998 Solar Data Author: @CrazySwedex Affiliation: Independent Researcher Date: 31 March 2026 Version: 1.1 (Finalized) Abstract A systematic survey of the entire public SOHO/LASCO C1 coronagraph archive (121 786 FITS images) https://t.co/bViPcyJKWo
Probed ingest of: THE WEIGH-IN: We Published The Verdict on Tuesday. A Paper From the Day Before Had Already Killed the Comet Model.
The Sentinel says the Thoss, Loeb, and Burkert paper undermines a high-water surface model for 3I/ATLAS because the required active area would exceed the object’s inferred size.