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3I/ATLAS: What We Know, What We Do Not Yet Know

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    • #11548
      1750724726 bpfullNoraSpinnor
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      I am sharing a video conversation with Prof. Avi Loeb (Harvard) about 3I/ATLAS. In that interview he proposes a “Loeb Scale” from 0 to 10 for interstellar objects and places 3I/ATLAS at 4 right now. That implies roughly forty percent odds of technological origin in his framework. This is not a confirmation. This is not a denial. It means we do not have enough evidence yet, and we should keep watching carefully.

      Quick facts that are solid today:
      3I/ATLAS is the third confirmed interstellar visitor after ‘Oumuamua and 2I/Borisov. NASA currently classifies it as an interstellar comet.
      It is going perihelion (near the sun) in late October 2025, then it fades, and returns to morning skies by November and December. It passes no closer than about 1.8 AU from Earth. No impact risk.
      It is big. Hubble’s current upper limit for the solid nucleus is about 5.6 km across and it could be as small as ~0.32 km. Earlier rough guesses were larger, but the best data tightened this.
      It looks like a comet, but it is unlike any comet we have seen before. Instead of having a trail, it has a front-facing glow, as if it is emitting energy in front of it.
      JWST and SPHEREx report a CO₂-dominated coma with a CO₂:H₂O ratio near 8:1, among the highest seen in any comet so far. That is rare and interesting.

      Why to pay attention:
      It has an unusual geometry and timing. Advocates of the tech hypothesis point to its almost perfect path with chance alignments with Mars, Venus, and Jupiter. Some proponents say this is roughly a 1 in 500 probability.
      The front-facing glow is abnormal, but that in and of itself does not indicate technology.

      Using the Loeb Scale logic, strong indicators would be: non-gravitational maneuvers that cannot be explained by outgassing, artificial light curves, or encoded signals. None of those have been observed to date. The mainstream assessment remains “interstellar comet with unusual properties” while the door stays open to new evidence.

      Netism’s Stance:
      We encourage healthy scientific inquiry as an exploration of all possibilities without jumping to conclusions to either confirm or deny intelligent technology. We should remain eternally humble in our pursuits to explore both Earth and outer space.

    • #11551
      1754707171 bpfullNecroHaven
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      I am watching fr, its way too weird

    • #11599
      1751211492 bpfullHaleStorm27
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      Loeb is an example that every1 shuld follow in nasa maybe the next generation….

    • #11614
      1753222586 bpfullEsther
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      Been following this too. Does anyone know the latest update? Credible sources only please… I don’t doubt ETs are out there but ppl are really sensationalizing some stuff.

    • #11627
      1751021450 bpfullOffRoadReed420
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      pretty sure its tech now which i think is pretty cool

    • #11650
      1752967359 bpfullQuantumnomicon33
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      Everyone is talking about 3I. I think that instead of wondering whether or not there’s other advanced life (there is) we should figure out how to catch up to speed with their technology. That’s the real reason behind the coverup.

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