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RT @AndraMaguran: Might need to have a Space on 3I/Atlas tonight
12-Billion-Year-Old Space Invader? James Webb Space Telescope Reveals the Ancient Origins of Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
3I/ATLAS may be more than the strangest space object astronomers have observed within our solar system—it could also be one of the oldest.
A team at the Paris Observatory just clocked the exhaust of 3I/ATLAS at closest approach to the sun. Half the speed any known comet produces. And the gas moves faster toward the Sun than away from it. Every comet ever measured pushes gas away from the heat. 3I pushes into it. They also ran a full chemical inventory. The carbon-oxygen fuel stock is concentrated. Sulfur, the element that poisons every high-energy system we know how to build, is gone. Below the range of any known comet. Briefing...
THE REFINED FUEL: They Clocked the Exhaust of 3I/ATLAS at Closest Approach. Half Speed. Wrong Direction. And the Sulfur Is Gone.
A team in Spain just ran the most comprehensive chemical survey of the interstellar object ever attempted at closest approach to the Sun. What they found describes an engine, not a comet.
Webb Telescope Makes an Odd Discovery, Mysterious Light Vortices, and Serpent Mound’s Mystery Deepens
This week, the Webb Telescope is peering at 3I/ATLAS, ligth wave vortices are breaking the universal speed limit, and an iconic American archaeology site's mystery is deepening.
🚨 Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb notes that the recent increase in meteors over Earth occured after the passing of interstellar object 3I/Atlas He explores possible connections between these two events https://t.co/hHZC486xJm https://t.co/H15BRW5aIu [Quoted] Meteors have been seen in Turkey, Australia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania this past week https://t.co/gys2jkA06j
🚨Avi Loeb: The rise in 'Fireball' sightings could be because of 3I/ATLAS This is interesting, that Avi spoke about this on NewsNation. I wrote a post yesterday about the sudden surge is sightings and reports: https://t.co/1zv1Dclc0n Is Loeb right, could the spike in sightings be due to 3I/ATLAS? #ufotwitter #uapX [Quoted] 🚨'Fireball' Sightings are Surging and the Data Isn't as Simple as They're Telling You Over the past few weeks, bright 'fireballs' have been reported across Ohio, Texas, Mi...
Tailspin Media is live covering 3I/ATLAS. Gotta give Mav and his team a huge round of applause they are trying to fit 33 briefings into an hour and cover it all. https://t.co/BqbLNeGI79 [Quoted] https://t.co/5BkrVlW46J
This isn't a complaint post. We're not here to talk badly about anyone or their choices. This is simply documenting the fact that our Reddit account has been banned from multiple UFO-related subreddits for posting sourced analysis of 3I/ATLAS. We understand the issues parts of the community have with Avi Loeb. Our work is not based on his conclusions. It is based on five months of independent research analyzing over 30 papers from teams at NASA, Harvard, the University of Hawaii, and observat...
When the Crew-11 medical evacuation splashed down on the same day TESS went dark in January, we flagged it as Anomaly #45 in our 3I/ATLAS tracking. Astronaut Mike Fincke just gave his first public interview. The medical event happened eight days before the splashdown. The TESS timing overlap was a scheduling artifact. The evidence connects to spaceflight physiology, not the object. We pulled it from the table. If we only reported findings that confirmed our theories, we wouldn't be doing jour...
