US Edition3I/ATLAS Spits Deadly Gas as Avi Loeb and SPHEREx Record Bizarre Post-Perihelion Object Transformation
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The comet 3I/ATLAS, an object of interstellar origin, generated a strong scientific interest to gather characteristics that do not fit into current astronomical models. Its detection forced to review assumptions about the formation and behavior of celestial bodies. Due to its exceptional and unpredictable nature, the specialists link it with the so-called Black Swan effect.The universe continues to present phenomena that challenge established kn…
Comet 3I/Atlas is on astronomers' radar, which has sparked debate about the so-called 'black cisne' effect, but what is it and how would it affect Earth? What is the 'black cisne' effect? The 'black cisne' thermal was popularized by statistical essayist Nassim Nicholas Taleb to describe extremely rare, unpredictable events with a massive impact on knowledge. In astronomy, the 'black cisne' effect refers to phenomena that go beyond known models a…
3I/ATLAS Spits Deadly Gas as Avi Loeb and SPHEREx Record Bizarre Post-Perihelion Object Transformation
The interstellar visitor known as 3I/ATLAS did not simply survive its close brush with the Sun; it emerged fundamentally changed. Astronomers knew to expect some activity, but the object has started spewing a toxic mix of chemicals that makes it look less like a standard comet and more like a volatile celestial factory. Data from high-tech observatories confirms that the intense heat from its close encounter with the sun triggered a chaotic chan…
Newly Processed Hubble Image Reveals Baffling Jet Pattern Around 3I/ATLAS – Avi Loeb Calls It ‘Weird Jet Geometry’ As Rare Alignment Approaches On Jan. 22
KEY FINDINGS Something about 3I/ATLAS is refusing to behave the way astronomers expect a comet-like object to behave. Fresh Hubble observations show jets pointing toward the Sun, arranged in a geometry that defies standard models of solar radiation and outgassing. With a rare Earth–Sun alignment arriving January 22, scientists are preparing for a moment that could finally clarify what this interstellar visitor is really doing—and why. A sun-fac…
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