US Edition3I/ATLAS 'most likely natural,' Harvard professor concedes
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The 3I/ATLAS interstellar comet, the third confirmed coming from outside the solar system, reached its maximum approach to the Earth on Friday, December 19, 2025. Although the comet will not be visible to the naked eye due to its low brightness, its passage will allow the scientific community to study the composition of comets formed around other stars. The event can be followed by professional telescopes and on-line transmissions open to the pu…
The comet is now at the next point of his journey. Exciting insights he provides before.
The astronomer denounces the marketing of sensationalism and claims science against those who present the third interstellar object detected as an alleged alien ship.
3I/ATLAS Interstellar Object: Why Its 'Off Scale' Nickel Content Defies Explanation
Even the most ambitious scientific theories can be humbled by the vast, silent emptiness of deep space. For months, astronomers have been trying to figure out what 3I/ATLAS is, an interstellar wanderer that is so strange that it started a worldwide debate about whether we were finally being visited by something — or someone — else. A lot of scientists still don't believe it, saying that 3I/ATLAS is just a big comet with strange properties. The m…
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Astronomers have reiterated that there is no risk to our planet, as it continues its hyperbolic trajectory at high speed towards Jupiter and will not return to the Solar System. Hubble captures cosmic collisions outside Si for the first time.
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