Atlas 3i

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... this FIREBALL OUTBREAK? Meteors? UFOs? 3I Atlas connection??)

Podemos ver el fin del universo pero un cacho de piedra llamado 3i atlas que pasa aquí al lado, es una foto de un pixel

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Y de 3I/ATLAS

…as soon as 3I ATLAS got beyond Jupiter. 3_Atlas2 and 3IAtlasRealInfo show similar drop offs. It’s off to the next grift for all the space fairy fanciers, I guess. submitted by /u/Civil-Letterhead8207 to r/3I_ATLAS [link] [comments]

Two papers dropped last week. The Paris Observatory measured three different molecules coming off 3I at peak output. All three show the same thing: the gas pushes harder toward the Sun than in the direction of travel. On every natural object we've ever observed, the sunlit side produces gas that moves away from the heat. 3I does the opposite. The team also found sulfur stripped below the range of every comet ever measured while carbon and oxygen compounds are elevated. A team in Japan tracked the CO2 signature on the outbound leg and it's still going. Biver et al.. Shinnaka et al.. The Sentinel Network's briefing number 34 on this object. submitted by /u/TheSentinelNet to r/3i_Atlas2 [link] [comments]

Everyone seems pretty quiet now that nothing has happened. submitted by /u/discovigilantes to r/HighStrangeness [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/TheSentinelNet to r/UFOs [link] [comments]

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is fading away. It got closest to Jupiter on March 16, 2026 and then it's going to head out of the Solar System in a nearly symmetric fashion to the way it came in. Below I've simplified all the listed anomalies from a recent article by prof Avi Loeb. 1. Mass doesn’t add up → There seems to be too much of this kind of object compared to what star systems can produce. Analogy: Like finding way more cars in a town than factories that could’ve built them. 2. Orbit alignment is rare → Its path lines up unusually well with our solar system’s plane. Analogy: Like a random airplane flying exactly along a highway direction. 3. Suspicious timing → It passed near planets but avoided being easily seen from Earth. Analogy: Like someone walking through a room but always staying in your blind spot. 4. Jupiter distance coincidence → It passed right at a key gravitational boundary around Jupiter. Analogy: Like stopping exactly at the edge of a country’s border line. 5. Unusual Sun-pointing jet → It shot material directly toward the Sun, which is not normal. Analogy: Like smoke from a fire blowing into the wind instead of away. 6. Rotation aligned with Sun → It was spinning in a way that pointed toward the Sun. Analogy: Like tossing a spinning coin and it just happens to face a spotlight perfectly. 7. Jet alignment also precise → The jet came from a very specific spot on the object. Analogy: Like a sprinkler that just happens to spray exactly where a camera is pointing. 8. Same rare behavior twice → It showed this unusual jet pattern both before and after passing the Sun. Analogy: Like flipping heads twice in a row when odds are already tiny. 9. Heat insulation problem → Parts of it stayed “inactive” despite heat spreading through it. Analogy: Like ice staying frozen inside a hot oven longer than expected. 10. Trajectory matches jet perfectly → Its movement change fits exactly with how the jet pushes it. Analogy: Like a rocket turning exactly in sync with its exhaust direction. 11. Perfect Sun–Earth alignment → It briefly lined up almost perfectly with Earth and the Sun. Analogy: Like catching a solar eclipse at the exact right angle by chance. 12. Same direction as “Wow signal” → It came from a similar direction as a famous mysterious radio signal. Analogy: Like two strange events happening from the same spot in the sky. 13. Three evenly spaced jets → Jets were spaced evenly like a symmetrical system. Analogy: Like three perfectly placed thrusters on a spacecraft. 14. Sideways acceleration → It didn’t just get pushed away from the Sun — it moved sideways too. Analogy: Like a balloon drifting sideways even though the wind is straight. 15. Weird chemical makeup → Its composition doesn’t match typical comets. Analogy: Like finding unusual metals in something that should be simple ice and rock. 16. Dust doesn’t make sense → The particles are either too big or too heavy to explain observations. Analogy: Like smoke that’s either too thick or too sparse to behave normally. 17. Ice disappears, organics appear → Ice signals vanished while complex molecules suddenly showed up. Analogy: Like snow melting and suddenly revealing chemicals underneath. 18. Strange origin conditions → Its isotopes suggest it formed in an extremely rare environment. Analogy: Like finding a rock that could only form in a place we’ve barely seen. 19. Methane appears late → Methane showed up at an unexpected time. Analogy: Like a hidden layer inside an object revealing itself only after heating. 20. Bigger and faster than others → It’s unusually large and fast compared to similar objects. Analogy: Like a car that’s both heavier and faster than anything in its class. 21. Strange light reflection → It reflects light in a way no known comet does. Analogy: Like a surface that shines differently than anything we’ve studied. 22. Brightens too fast, unusual color → It became brighter faster than expected and looked slightly blue. Analogy: Like a light bulb suddenly flaring brighter and changing color at the same time. Hopefully, next time we have a interstellar visitor to the solar system, we have the tools to examine it in time and thoroughly. submitted by /u/ahmadreza777 to r/aliens [link] [comments]

Four papers dropped this week on the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS. NASA dated its water to 10-12 billion years ago. Before the Sun existed. A second team confirmed it independently the next day using a completely different instrument on a different continent. Then a Chinese team published the outbound chemistry. What came out of perihelion doesn't match what went in. Metals surged tenfold. A new chemical species appeared. The thrust reversed. The jets reconfigured. Three independent teams measured three different properties. All three broke at the same moment. Then Avi Loeb at Harvard ran the mass budget. The class of stars the isotopes point to would need a thousand times more heavy elements than they contain to produce the population the detection rate implies. Three days to Jupiter. We've been covering this since December. 53 anomalies across 28 briefings. Full analysis here. submitted by /u/TheSentinelNet to r/AliensRHere [link] [comments]