#3I/ATLAS

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3I/ATLAS Isn’t Just a "Comet" — So What Are They Hiding?

A new object just entered our solar system — fast, quiet, and instantly labeled a comet. It’s called 3I/ATLAS… but something doesn’t add up. Why was it classified so quickly? Why does it resemble 'Oumuamua? And what aren’t they telling us?

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Apparently there's a comet headed directly towards our solar system, and it's gonna fire right between the Earth and Mars's orbit as it passed through.

I'm sure, in terms of space, this is like tens of millions of miles of safe space, but like... that shit's still kinda scary. An object moving at 208,800 km/h, cutting through our neighbor's orbital path twice and passing in between it and our humble blue rock is unnerving.

All that empty space around our solar system that it could've flown through, and instead it's gonna get so close to us. The odds are incredible. It's fascinating and beautiful, yet terrifying all the same.

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Descubriendo las características físicas del cometa 3I/ATLAS

¿Quieres conocer al cometa 3I/ATLAS? Un verdadero trotamundos que ha viajado desde más allá de nuestro vecindario estelar. Este hallazgo, reportado el 8 de julio de 2025, promete revelarnos secretos de otros sistemas solares.La verdad es que cada objeto interestelar es un regalo. Nos ofrecen una oportunidad única para estudiar la materia que compone otros sistemas estelares. ¡Es como recibir una…

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NASA discovers mysterious interstellar object entering the solar system | - The Times of India

Astronomers have identified a mysterious new object hurtling through our solar system, believed to have originated from interstellar space. First spotted on July 2, 2025, by the ATLAS survey telescope in Chile, the object — now officially named 3I/Atlas (C/2025 N1) — marks only the third known interstellar visitor after ‘Oumuamua in 2017 and comet 2I/Borisov in 2019. Currently traveling at a…

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Bu da Bilim İnsanlarının Komplo Teorisi: "Uzaylılar, Güneş Sistemi'ne Giren Bir Kuyruklu Yıldızla Dünya'ya Saldıracak"

Bu ayın başında keşfedilen “3I/ATLAS” isimli kuyruklu yıldız, uzay bilimcileri ikiye böldü. Bir grup bilim insanı, 3I/ATLAS’ın aslında bir uzay aracı olduğunu ileri sürdü. Yayımlanan makaleye göre 3I/ATLAS, Kasım 2025‘te Dünya’ya saldıracak! Uzay bilimciler, 1 Temmuz 2025 tarihinde Şili’de bulunan ATLAS isimli teleskop aracılığıyla gizemli bir nesne tespit etmişlerdi. “3I/ATLAS” olarak…

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HPANWO Show 596 Podcast- New Interstellar Object

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Interstellar Mystery of 3I/ATLAS: Comet, Asteroid, or Alien Spacecraft?

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Interstellar Mystery of 3I/ATLAS: Comet, Asteroid, or Alien Spacecraft?

On July 1, 2025, the astronomical world buzzed with excitement as the NASA-funded Asteroid Impact Warning System (ATLAS) spotted a peculiar visitor from beyond our Solar System: 3I/ATLAS. This interstellar object, zipping through space at an astonishing 58 kilometers per second, has sparked intense debate among scientists and enthusiasts alike. Is it a comet, an asteroid, or—as Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb boldly suggests—an alien spacecraft on a reconnaissance mission?

With stunning images from Hawaii’s Gemini North telescope and conflicting data from spectroscopes, 3I/ATLAS is rewriting the rules of celestial observation.

A Cosmic Rainbow: Capturing 3I/ATLAS in Vivid Detail

The Gemini North Telescope’s Breakthrough

The Gemini North telescope, perched atop Hawaii’s Mauna Kea, has delivered the most breathtaking image yet of 3I/ATLAS. Unlike typical colorful space photos, this image began as a black-and-white capture. Why? Astronomers use black-and-white matrices to capture faint light with minimal noise, ensuring clarity even at vast distances. To create the vibrant “rainbow” effect, the telescope took three separate images through red, green, and blue filters, which were then combined to produce a full-color masterpiece. This technique mimics human vision, blending primary colors to reveal a spectrum that dazzles the eye.

The result? A striking image of 3I/ATLAS, located 465 million kilometers away, resembling a comet with a glowing nucleus and a nebulous coma. The rainbow-like appearance, captured in a single shot by switching filters as the object moved, has captivated both scientists and the public. But this beauty hides a deeper mystery: what exactly is 3I/ATLAS?

The Rainbow Matters

By separating the combined colors, astronomers can analyze each black-and-white frame for precise measurements. This dual-purpose approach—stunning visuals for public awe and raw data for scientific scrutiny—makes the Gemini North’s work a cornerstone of 3I/ATLAS research. Yet, the image raises more questions than answers, as the object’s appearance doesn’t align with its spectral data.

Comet or Asteroid? The Identity Crisis of 3I/ATLAS

A Comet in Appearance, an Asteroid in Essence

At first glance, 3I/ATLAS looks like a classic comet, complete with a tail and coma. However, spectroscopes—sensitive instruments that analyze light to determine an object’s composition—tell a different story. Observations from the Canary Islands reveal that 3I/ATLAS lacks the molecular or atomic gas signatures typical of comets. Instead, its spectrum resembles that of a D-class asteroid, a rocky body devoid of cometary activity.

The colors in the new image were obtained by using different filters to image the comet. Photo: NOIRLab

This contradiction is baffling. Comets are icy bodies that release gas and dust as they approach the Sun, forming a glowing coma and tail. Asteroids, on the other hand, are rocky and lack such features. So why does 3I/ATLAS sport a comet-like appearance but register as an asteroid? This anomaly fuels speculation, with Avi Loeb arguing that the object might be neither—a disguised spacecraft, perhaps, masquerading as a natural body.

The Rotation Riddle

Another puzzle is 3I/ATLAS’s rotation, or lack thereof. Visible light observations suggest the object rotates every 16.8 hours, a common trait among comets and asteroids. However, infrared data show no signs of rotation, with the object’s brightness remaining eerily constant. This discrepancy is a key point for Loeb, who posits that 3I/ATLAS might be “flashing its lights” rather than rotating, hinting at an artificial origin. Could this be a deliberate signal from an extraterrestrial craft, or is it a natural phenomenon we don’t yet understand?

A Giant from the Cosmos: Size, Age, and Speed

A Behemoth in Our Midst

From the moment of its discovery, 3I/ATLAS stood out for its size. Initial estimates pegged its diameter at 20 kilometers, but recent data suggest it could be as large as 24 kilometers—or even 25,000 kilometers if we include its luminous region, resembling a planet like Mars or Venus surrounded by an atmosphere. Such a massive object is unprecedented among comets in our Solar System. If Loeb’s spacecraft theory holds, the object’s reflective surface could be much smaller, like a polished metal probe mimicking the glare of a larger body.

An Ancient Traveler

The age of 3I/ATLAS is equally staggering. Early estimates place it between 3 and 11 billion years old, approaching the 13.8-billion-year age of the universe itself. This ancient object likely originated from an old star system, ejected by gravitational forces and accelerated by galactic “waves” to its current blistering speed of 58 kilometers per second—far surpassing the International Space Station’s 7.7 kilometers per second. This makes 3I/ATLAS the fastest and potentially oldest object ever observed in our Solar System.

3I/ATLAS was discovered on July 1 in images taken by the NASA-funded Asteroid Impact Warning System (ATLAS). Photo: ATLAS/NASA

A Red-Hued Enigma

The object’s spectrum adds another layer of intrigue. Unlike typical comets, 3I/ATLAS shows a reddish hue, a trait associated with Kuiper Belt objects exposed to ultraviolet light or cosmic rays for billions of years. This reddening, caused by organic compounds called tholins, typically takes eons to develop. Yet, 3I/ATLAS appears to have acquired this color in a relatively short time, raising questions about its history. Was it always red, or did it undergo rapid transformation? The answer could lie in its interstellar journey or an artificial surface designed to mimic natural phenomena.

A Trajectory That Defies the Odds

An Eerily Precise Path

The orbit of 3I/ATLAS is nothing short of extraordinary. Its trajectory is nearly parallel to Earth’s, lying within 5 degrees of the ecliptic plane—a statistical improbability of less than 0.2%. During its journey, it will pass close to three planets: Venus (0.65 AU), Mars (0.19 AU), and Jupiter (0.36 AU). The odds of such a triple approach are a mere 0.005%. Most strikingly, at its perihelion (closest approach to the Sun), 3I/ATLAS will be positioned on the opposite side of the Sun from Earth, potentially obscuring it from our view. Loeb suggests this alignment could be intentional, shielding the object from Earth’s prying eyes.

A Statistical Anomaly

Statistically, 3I/ATLAS shouldn’t exist. Based on the frequency of interstellar objects like ‘Oumuamua, the odds of a 20-kilometer object passing through our Solar System within a five-year period are 0.0001. For an object as large as 25,000 kilometers, the wait time stretches to 50 million years—or longer than the universe’s existence for a “comet-planet.” These improbable statistics bolster Loeb’s argument that 3I/ATLAS is no ordinary visitor.

The Alien Hypothesis: Avi Loeb’s Bold Claim

A Spacecraft in Disguise?

Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has become the leading voice in the extraterrestrial hypothesis, arguing that 3I/ATLAS’s anomalies—its contradictory comet-asteroid nature, lack of rotation in infrared, massive size, ancient age, reddish hue, and improbable trajectory—point to an artificial origin. In his view, the object could be an interstellar spacecraft, possibly sent on a reconnaissance mission. Its comet-like appearance might be a form of camouflage, designed to blend in with natural celestial bodies.

Loeb draws parallels to Arthur C. Clarke’s Rendezvous with Rama, a novel about a massive cylindrical alien craft entering the Solar System. While mainstream astronomers dismiss this theory, Loeb points to the object’s peculiarities as evidence that demands consideration. His recent articles highlight unanswered questions, challenging his colleagues to explain the object’s behavior without resorting to extraterrestrial explanations.

Facing Scientific Skepticism

Loeb’s ideas have met with resistance, with some scientific publications labeling him a fringe theorist. This criticism has taken a toll, prompting Loeb to question whether a conspiracy exists within mainstream astronomy to suppress unconventional ideas. Despite the pushback, he continues to gather evidence, urging the scientific community to keep an open mind. The debate over 3I/ATLAS underscores the tension between established science and bold speculation, a dynamic that has driven discovery for centuries.

A Celestial Spectacle

NASA assures us that 3I/ATLAS poses no threat to Earth, with its closest approach at a safe 250 million kilometers. As it nears the Sun, astronomers expect it to develop a colossal tail, potentially visible to space telescopes and Martian rovers. Earth-based observers, however, face challenges due to the object’s proximity to the Sun’s disk. Initial hopes for optimal viewing in September 2025 have shifted to January 2026, when amateurs with binoculars or small telescopes may catch a glimpse of this cosmic wonder.

A Cosmic Puzzle for the Ages

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has captured the imagination of scientists and stargazers alike. Its rainbow-hued image, conflicting spectral data, and improbable characteristics challenge our understanding of celestial mechanics. Is it a natural body pushed to extremes by cosmic forces, or could it be evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence, as Avi Loeb suggests? As we await clearer answers, 3I/ATLAS stands as an evidence to the universe’s ability to surprise and inspire. Keep your eyes on the skies—January 2026 may bring a spectacle unlike any other.

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Imagining Far Reaching Promises ~ 10 Jul 2025

Imagining Far Reaching Promises ~ 10 Jul 2025, Philip Sedgwick

Neptune stands so excruciatingly close to Saturn and inches nearer by the hour. Only 12 minutes of an arc separates the two on 18 July - given the retrogradation rates of both gaseous giants, that is as close as they get for the moment. Undisputedly they are in orb and the full effects of a conjunction are now endured by all on planet Earth. Saturn and Neptune precisely conjoin in our not so distant future:19 February 2026, less than a degree into Aries. At that time, everything that one imagines and engages in this current interval possesses the hints of a successful end game.

This transit stimulates the Field of Dreams syndrome. If you’ve never seen the movie, it is worth watching. The characters defy real world sensibilities in the pursuit of an unrealized outcome and with a healing agenda that seems impossible to resolve.

Simply put, this is a time in which reality opposes fantastic visions. It remains critical to reconcile and pursue life’s greatest aspirations despite all real world signals that challenge common sense. Is this a matter of throwing caution to the wind, following whimsy without any grounded sensibility? No, not at all.

To manifest a great vision into reality, do Saturn to it:

Figure out what resources will be required. Budget accordingly. If money does not organically appear to fulfill the budget, persist with what can be successfully completed. Calculate a projection for a timeline of completion of the project. Learn whatever you must learn (or hire those who already know what you do not). It may be necessary to fabricate a prototype or an example. This works way better than tossing out an idle idea with no grit behind it.

Regarding the last point above, before supporting fantastical visions, people want to see real world application and significant gritty effort on the part of the proponent. For instance, if one wants to publish a book, write the book. Do not simply pitch the idea. Others want to see something that resembles “skin in the game.” And such effort satisfies Saturn.

Envision and engage every possible action to ensure fulfillment of the vision.

Also in orb presently and working up to an exact conjunction with Orcus (13 July) is Mars in Virgo. Now that Mars approaches the halfway point in the fields of Virgo, his requirements should be clear. What about that Orcus thing?

Orcus, the Etruscan version of Pluto, maintained charge over oaths, vows, promises, commitments, all things implied by nuance to be on the horizon or around the next bend. His task was to render punishment to all who fail to deliver upon any hint of promised outcomes that tantalize sensibilities.

To maximize this transit, engage all those promises, contracts, agreements and vows and work them forward as efficiently as possible. Remember all promises submitted to your soul. Keep your word to yourself. Do not quit, nor take any action that fails to fulfill any commitment rendered to yourself Do the best every single day sans judgment. At the end of each day document what you have done on all fronts to assure the success of your stated intentions and objectives.

And there’s something else offering fodder for fecundity that supports the visions and dreams one seeks to manifest. The third known interstellar visitor, A11pl3Z, recently blipped deep sky observation devices. Because this object initially was perceived to possibly come close to our planet’s orbit - potentially a Near Earth Object - it was given a heap of attention. The object now is perceived to be a comet in an unbound hyperbolic trajectory around the Sun with an extremely high eccentricity (greater than 6; the most extreme of all the known interstellar wanderers). This cosmic interloper, has since been redesignated 3I/ATLAS or C/2025 N1.

This visitor, which brings with it whatever from way out there insight that it does, passes near Mars in October. Mars then occupies late Scorpio and trines Saturn and Neptune in Pisces. Could this passage contribute to synthesis of the Saturn-Neptune thing? Sure. The north node (heliocentric) of the interloper weighs in at 22 Aquarius, prompting the question: how beneficial to humankind is this thing that you want to do and seek to get me onboard with as a supporter or at least as a user?

Where is it now? I do not know. I have found multiple locations for it via online sources - all very different. Until a stable and trusted source appears, I will not speculate on its zodiacal position.

Previously, Earth witnessed two interstellar visitors: Comet 2I/Borisov, which romped through our solar system in 2019, and Oumuamua, a cigar-shaped object that freaked out the world in 2017. The Oumuamua freak out was stimulated by speculation from some astronomers that it was an alien probe. How disappointing that the final and official assessment noted it was merely a hydrogen-spewing space rock.

In Hawaiian, Oumuamua translates to "a messenger from afar arriving first." Okay, so what if A11pl3Z is a messenger from afar arriving third? Virgo supports the idea that repeating information three times more likely drives it home and makes it stick in ones mind. As October arrives, A11pl3Z brings its messaging especially near, reaching its closest point of approach to Earth on 30 October (according to current calcs, subject to change).

This gizmo could provide a key component in the transits at hand. Include all messages. Listen to all options. Ignore no data. Come up with solutions that best serves all you envision to be on your developing slate and ensure it works for you as well as for the good of all concerned!

More soon.

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Esto es lo unico que sabemos hasta ahora del objeto del tercer insterestelar que ingresó a nuestro sistema solar

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3I/Atlas Could Be the Oldest Known Comet: What This Interstellar Visitor Means for Science

A Rare Discovery That Could Rewrite the History of Comets Astronomers have just confirmed a new interstellar object—3I/Atlas—and it may be the oldest comet ever observed. Detected on July 1, 2025, by the ATLAS survey telescope in Chile, this object is moving at a speed that suggests it’s over 7 billion years old, possibly three billion years older than our solar system. This marks only the third…

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NASA confirms 3I/ATLAS as third interstellar object passing through our solar system | - The Times of India

A mysterious object speeding through our solar system has officially been confirmed by NASA as an interstellar visitor — only the third of its kind ever recorded. The object, initially labelled A11pl3Z, has now been renamed 3I/ATLAS, with “3I” denoting its status as the third interstellar object detected.The discovery was made in late June 2025 by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System…

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A New Interstellar Visitor: Meet 3I/ATLAS, the Third Object from Beyond Our Solar System

A Cosmic Rarity: Another Visitor from the Stars In an exciting development for astronomers and space enthusiasts alike, scientists have confirmed the discovery of a new interstellar object—officially named 3I/ATLAS—currently passing through our solar system. This marks only the third known object from another star system to visit us, following the mysterious ‘Oumuamua in 2017 and the icy…

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Coming Soon - OCTOBER 2025

"The mention of 3I/ATLAS being 'obscured from our view by the Sun' at the optimal breaking point, combined with its unusual trajectory and potential lack of comet activity (though this is debated), has fueled speculation that it could be an artificial object."

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Interstellar Object Update Livestream

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