US EditionInterstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Prompts First-Ever Planetary Defense Drill
3I/ATLAS exhibits a unique sunward tail and metal alloy emissions with no natural precedent, and Harvard's Avi Loeb estimates it lost 2 million tons of mass since July.
- A planetary defense group led by NASA is tracking interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, identified as a threat due to its unusual behavior, including an anti-tail and non-standard material emissions.
- Dr. Avi Loeb speculated that 3I/ATLAS may resemble an alien probe due to its abnormal traits.
- The International Asteroid Warning Network plans to conduct a two-month observation campaign for 3I/ATLAS from November 27, 2025, to January 27, 2026.
- Research confirms that 3I/ATLAS is emitting a metal alloy never seen in comets, specifically nickel tetracarbonyl, which has only been associated with human manufacturing.
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Comet or alien? NASA-led group ramping efforts to track mysterious city-size object in our solar system
An asteroid warning network has announced it will investigate a comet that allegedly has potential alien origins.The comet, known as 3I/ATLAS, allegedly has peculiar traits that have not been seen in nature before. This theory is disputed, though.'Never seen in comets before.'A NASA coordinated group called the International Asteroid Warning Network has added 3I/ATLAS to its list of observation campaigns for November, stating that it will monito…
3I/ATLAS: Harvard professor reveals new details - here are the comet's features
Comet 3I/ATLAS is passing through our solar system. Professor Avi Loeb suggests it may be an alien artifact. Data indicates it emits a metal alloy not found naturally. This object is much larger than previous interstellar visitors. Scientists are analyzing its trajectory and composition. The comet will leave our galaxy next year. Its origins remain a mystery.
An interstellar object crosses the solar system and produces an unprecedented natural phenomenon.It is the comet 3I/ATLAS, whose composition surprises scientists by generating a metallic compound that, until now, was only known through industrial processes carried out by the human being.The most recent images, taken from the Keck II telescope in Hawaii, show that this comet emits pure nickel without iron, a characteristic that had not been recor…
Alien Metal From The Stars? 3I/ATLAS Comet Baffles Scientists With Impossible Chemistry
From impossible metals to defiant physics, this interstellar visitor has turned the scientific community on its head, leaving humanity to wonder whether the cosmos holds more secrets than we ever
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