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In this episode, we're talking about 3 I Atlas changes course
unexpectedly. That's correct.
Three I Atlas changes course unexpectedly.
This is one that's kind of got my attention.
I did one podcast on it. Honestly, I've been kind of
ignoring it. To me it's just another one of
these really large strange space comets or interstellar objects
or whatever you want to call them passing through the solar
system. And I thought, well, it'll go
through no big deal, just like so many others have.
But man, as we follow this thing, it's getting weirder and
weirder all the time. Now there's a lot of video out
there purporting to be the AI, the three one the three I Atlas
for there. And, you know, I'm not sure how
much of it is AII mean, how much of it is real, but I found this
news on my Twitter feed and I've looked it up and consulted with,
of course, good old Google AIO review to see what's going on
with three I Atlas. And it says interstellar comet.
Now it's calling it a comet. Three I Atlas is changing course
and exhibiting unusual behavior, including a change in its tail
direction and an unexpected steady velocity that challenges
gravitational models. Recent observations suggest its
trajectory is not following the standard path, leading to
speculation about its true nature.
It's also showing an unusual green glow and has a high
concentration of carbon dioxide in its comma.
And it has a little video there talking about it.
And it goes on down here, says some key changes and unusual
characteristics. Unexpected velocity, unlike
typical comets. 3 I Atlas has shown a remarkably steady
velocity and trajectory with minimal non gravitational
acceleration, leading some scientists to question if it's
being guided. Changing tail A new image from
the Gemini S telescope shows the comet's tail has changed
direction, further indicating unusual behavior.
Has a green glow. The common is glowing green,
which is unexpected because it's common.
Lacks carbon, the usual source of a green glow in comets.
High carbon dioxide content. The common is dominant.
Is dominated by carbon dioxide with a high carbon dioxide to
water ratio suggesting its nucleus may be carbon dioxide
rich and formed in a different stellar system.
Yeah, I think we've kind of. I think a lot of scientists have
already decided this thing definitely came from another
another solar system, another Galaxy all together.
Metal presence. The comets comma contains nickel
but no iron, which is unusual for an object of its size and
composition. Yeah stranger all the time why
the changes are significant challenging the scientific
models the comets steady course and other anomalies challenge
our current understanding of commentary motion and orbital
mechanics. New sources of data due to its
interstellar origin three eye Atlas provides a rare
opportunity for scientists to study an object from another
star system. Ongoing research scientists are
actively studying that data to understand what makes this comet
so different from other solar system comets.
Now I'll tell you there's getting to be some really
strange theories out there and you have to wonder just what in
the heck is going on Is this, you know, possibly the beginning
of something really big or it's just maybe some kind of
extraterrestrial life form doing a drive by here, who knows.
Now I want to take a look at this article from
livenowfox.com. Title says 3 I Atlas comet
updates. Where is it now and what
scientists are saying? Written by Megan Ziegler,
published October 29th, 2025. It says the three eye Atlas
comet was first spotted in July near Jupiter after it entered
our solar system from another universe.
Well, I don't think they mean universe.
I think they mean another Galaxy, another solar system,
whatever scientists around the world are observing it months
observing it's months long journey to learn more about the
chemistry of objects outside our universe.
There again, they're using this universe.
Someone needs to have a little chat with them about proper
nomenclature here. 1 Harvard physicist astrophysicist Avi
Loeb is exploring the possibility that it could be
alien technology that goes on down and says.
What is the Three I Atlas comet Big picture view The comet known
as the Three I Atlas was discovered this summer after it
entered from another star system.
It got its name because it is the third interstellar object
known to have visited our solar system and because Atlas was the
telescope in Chile where that discovered the object.
According to Harvard astrophysicist Aviolo Timeline,
the comet was discovered on July 1st, 2025 out near Jupiter.
Scientists say it was discovered early during its journey through
our solar system, giving experts ample time to watch and study
the icy snowball. Early in October, the comet
approached Mars and came within 18,000,000 miles of the Red
Planet. Right now, it's making its
closest approach to the sun, which NASA predicted what
happened in late October. Throughout November, the
European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft, which is headed to
Jupiter and it's icy moons. We'll keep an eye on the comet
and I'm sure we can trust them. Embedded December.
It will swing back and be at its closest to the Earth, though
still about 167,000,000 miles away.
I keep in mind the sentence is what typically about 100 million
miles away from Earth. Local perspective.
The comet had been visible by telescope through September
before it got too close to the Sun, and is likely to reappear
in December on the other side of the Sun.
The Hubble telescope captured a picture of the comet back in
August. OK it says that dig deeper
images revealed A teardrop shaped plume of dust around the
nucleus as well as traces of dusty extending tail.
By the numbers, observations by the Hubble Space Telescope put
the comets nucleus at no more than 3 1/2 miles across.
It could be as small as 14144 feet, according to
nasapresentlyspace.com reported this week that a team of
scientists from the Institute of the Astrophysica Pontifica,
Universidad Catalica de Chile and Michigan State University
detected nickel in the gas surrounding the comet, providing
new insight into the chemistry. Materials from beyond our solar
system that we didn't hear that before it, says ABI Loeb,
astrophysicist theory. On the other side, Harvard
astrophysicist ABI Loeb has been closely tracking this object and
exploring the possibility that it could be alien technology.
Loeb spoke with FOX 32 Chicago this week to say scientists have
noticed a comment has looked different in continuing
photographs, mostly because its glow is changing direction and
has been seen going toward the sun and away from the sun.
He says new photos and data of the comet may be in the hands of
NASA, but aren't able to be processed and released due to
the government shutdown. How convenient.
Isn't it cool that they always shut down the cool picture taken
from NASA and the national parks first thing?
Meanwhile, he said they're watching the object closely now
as it passes behind the sun on October 29th.
So I we can't see it from Earth because it's behind the sun.
I believe they've got another space probe on the other side of
the sun. Somehow it's supposed to be
seeing this thing. Then it says the problem is we
can't observe it from Earth because it's on the opposite
side of the sun. So when you look at the sun
during the daytime right now, Three Eye Atlas is flying behind
it, perhaps for a reason, he said.
If it's a technological object, that's the best time for it to
do a maneuver to take advantage of the sun's gravity.
That's what we do with our own spacecraft.
So the question is, will it appear on a different path after
passing close to the sun? Of course, if that happens, the
stock market may crash because it would mean that we have some
risk involved, he said with a smile.
Hitting at the end of the Earth, a lot of the dinosaurs.
However, if it continues along its original path, it could
still be that it releases some probes that go to the various
planets in maneuver. So we should keep our eyes on
this ball of light to figure out if it's natural or
technologically said. Bottom line, he says experts and
intelligence agencies always acknowledge low probability
events that would have huge implications, but that
interstellar objects will become more common in our universe as
our detection enhances. Well, I don't know.
I mean, we have to look at these things over the scale of of a
cosmic time and for the amount of time that we've been sending
off radio signals and that it's just a blip really when you
consider how billions of years old this whole thing is supposed
to be. The question is what kind of a
plan would we make in case we notice some alien technology
said it's something we haven't discussed in the past and I
think we should. Well, I think we know what kind
of plan that the deep state would make.
They would make plans to contact these things before have we ever
had a chance to and act as our overlords.
Some people think that they already have, so they would make
the same kind of plan that small groups of natives made when they
met explorers from the West. Give us the guns so we can
delete the people that we don't like, and then you can have part
of their land and we can benefit ourselves.
That's usually what happens in these situations when you have
massively advanced technological societies interacting with.
I guess we would be the equivalent of a Stone Age
society. Maybe we have something they
need, which is to control the other populations and they have
something we need, which is all the goodies.
So I don't particularly see this as a hopeful situation if that's
what's going on here. But let's go ahead and take a
look at another article talking about this three one Atlas and
it possibly changing direction. We have so many different takes
on this. It just seems like there's a lot
of clutter in the news is coming in and we are being they're
just, it seems to me like the news is being a intentionally
muddied and that's, that's what we really have to look out for
because of course, you know, a normal person has no way of
spotting this thing or seeing what's actually going on with
it. I found this article here over
at ladbible.com. ladbible.com written by Joe Harker says this
is updated October 30th, 2025. Title says astrophysicists
claims NASA is hiding critical evidence about alien spaceship
that could change course towards Earth.
And astrophysicists claim that the best photo of an
interstellar object he claimed could be an alien craft was
never released by NASA despite him asking for it.
Hard to believe NASA not releasing not releasing photos.
Wow, who would have thought? Three eye Alice is the third
interstellar object we've detected in our solar system,
and it has spent the past few months moving through our corner
of the Galaxy. At the moment it's about as
close to the sun as it's going to get, albeit that's about
130,000,000 miles. So it's about the same distance
I suppose from the sun as we are, and in a couple of months
time it's expected to reach the closest point to Earth along its
projected path. That does mean it'll miss us by
about 170 miles if the interstellar object is what it
appears to be, a comet like object which has come from a
very long way away. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb
has suggested there is a 30 to 40% chance that Three Eye Atlas
isn't a naturally formed object and claimed it might be a
potentially hostile alien craft, a theory which several experts,
including Brian Cox, have rubbished.
OK, well I guess we'll know when it gets here, huh?
Loeb said that the best image of the interstellar object was
taken on October 2nd when it was approaching Mars, and he said he
wrote the principal investigator of high rise asking whether he
could get the data around this image.
However, he said he had received no response.
Yeah, talk to the hand. Then again, this is not the best
time to be asking to ask anything, as since October 1st
it has been largely shut down due to the government's failure
to continue operating. Isn't that amazing how certain
things can keep going? I mean, air traffic control has
been going, a lot of federal law enforcement still going, a lot
of stuff. Not NASA, no, no, Give us our
money with the US government shutdown until it can figure out
a deal. Many agencies which are
government run have been closed down or suspended many of their
operations. Just in time for the alien
invasion, huh? It's a nice, nice thought.
In an official statement, the space agency had previously said
the interstellar object poses no threat to Earth and will remain
far away. So there's probably nothing to
worry about that they would know.
Meanwhile, noted scientist Brian Cox has said Three Eye Atlas is
a comet and reckons that we should just enjoy it for what it
is, A visitor from elsewhere in the Galaxy.
Well, you can't even tell us where it came from, so how do
you know what it is? That would be my question.
He said it was a pristine lump of rock and ice and said the
idea that this thing, which has come from another solar system
and is passing by our planet should be wonderful enough to
dazzle our sense of wonder. Lad Bible have contacted NASA
for comment and says, well, apparently NASA has not
responded. That's pretty wild, man.
Yeah, kind of get a feel for what's going on here.
Just seems like more of the same now.
I came across this article here from The Economic Times dated
October 30th, 2025. Says 3 I Atlas interstellar
comet. When will it return?
And did NASA detect signs of life beyond Earth after its
October 29th observation? As Halloween 2025 coincided with
a cosmic spectacle, NASA confirmed that Interstellar
Comet Three I Atlas, the third known interstellar object to
visit our solar system, has reached its peak brightness near
the Sun. The rare celestial event
observed on October 29th, 2025 has sparked fresh excitement
among astronomers and space enthusiasts, with some
suggesting its composition and gas emissions may hold clues to
the origins of life beyond Earth.
Isn't this perfect? So apparently NASA has craft out
there. We're there able to observe this
thing and we can perfect NASA tracks rare visitor from beyond
the solar system. The intercellular comet three I
Atlas, first identified earlier this year, is currently making
its dramatic passage around the sun at remarkable speed.
While its position temporarily hides it from Earth based
telescopes, multiple NASA missions and international
spacecraft continue to monitor it closely.
Boy do you get that. Do you see what's happening
here? They've got eyes on everything.
We have eyes on nothing. Data from the GOES GOES 19
weather satellite in Soho Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
have captured 3 eye Atlas brightening significantly as it
neared its perihelion, or closest point to the Sun.
We would expect that the comets increased luminosity nearly
tenfold over several days suggest a surge of gas and dust
emissions triggered by intense solar heating, as per a report
by the Times of India. Now I wonder how intense the
solar heating is because remember they said it's 170
million miles from the sun Figure Earth is 100 million
miles from the sun. So I mean how hot could it be
really? That, I'm not sure about.
It goes on and says NASA's PUNCH mission and the observation
observatories in Europe are now analyzing the data to determine
whether the interstellar object contains organic compounds or
chemical signatures similar to those that contributed to life
on Earth. The brightness surge What NASA
discovered According to a preprint study by NASA
researchers Ki Ching Zhang and Carl Battams published on
October 28th on ARX IV3I Atlas brightened at a rate of
proportional to R -, 7.5 as it approach the sun.
The comets distinctly bluish hue detected by both GOES 19 and
Soho's LASCO C3 corner graph indicates a strong gas
ionization, a sign that it's icy surface was actively
subliminating under solar radiation.
This right knee behavior mirrors that of highly active comets
within our solar system, but for an interstellar body, it's
extraordinary, Zhang noted. As per the Times of India
report, we are essentially witnessing material from another
star system responding to our sun for the first time.
Such data are invaluable, scientists say, because
interstellar Comet Three I Atlas likely formed billions of years
ago in a distant planetary system.
It's chemical makeup, possibly rich in carbon, oxygen and
volatile ice, could provide critical insight into how
organic molecules develop across Galaxy.
The comet is currently obscured by the sun's glare, making it
invisible from Earth. However, NASA predicts that
Three Eye Atlas will appear in early December 2025.
Once it moves out from behind the Sun, astronomers expect it
to be visible again through the ground based telescopes,
revealing its extended tail and remaining active.
By March 2026, the interstellar traveler will pass near Jupiter,
offering another opportunity for detailed observation through
spacecraft stationed around the gas giant.
NASA hopes this close encounter will help scientists compare the
composition of three I Atlas with comets native to our solar
system. Well, I guess that all depends
whether or not if it makes it to Jupiter.
Ancient messenger from the stars.
Estimated to be 7.6 billion years old, Three Eye Atlas
predates her own solar system by nearly 3 billion years.
The comet's enormous speed and trajectory confirmed that it
originated outside the sun's gravitational influence,
possibly ejected from a dying star system long ago.
Data from the Hubble Space Telescope suggests that Three
Eye Atlas could it measure up to 5.6 kilometers once that like 3
or 4 miles, making it potentially the largest
interstellar object ever detected.
NASA estimates that Three Eye Atlas will reappear in early
December 2025 once it emerges from behind the Sun.
By that time, it may be observable through powerful
telescopes. The increase in brightness was
due to the comms ice service settlementing solar heat,
releasing gas and dust that reflected sunlight more
intensely, a process known as outgassing.
Well, that's what it is if you believe it's a comet.
Although we're having some different thoughts on this whole
thing, I want to finish up this last article from futurism.com.
Kind of give us a perspective of why people leave this.
People think this might be more than a comment, we just don't
know yet. But some strange things
definitely are happening with it. 9 reasons this scientist is
suspicious. The object screaming past the
sun is a city size alien spacecraft.
This is written by Victor Tangerman.
Published October 31st, 2025. The implication of alien
technology would be huge, and therefore we must take this
possibility seriously, you know, like we can do anything about
it, Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has argued at length.
The Three Eye Atlas, the third ever interstellar object ever
detected, currently screaming through the solar system at
incredible speed, could be an enormous alien spacecraft
measuring miles across. While there's a wide consensus
in the scientific community that we're looking at a.
Comet largely made-up of carbon dioxide ice lobe maintains that
the object has many unusual properties that leave him
suspicious as something even more exotic.
On his blog, Globe outlines 9 anomalies that he says support
his eyebrow raising hypothesis that we could be looking at an
alien mothership that could be releasing mini drones and passes
as it passes behind the sun. Despite admitting that the most
likely explanation is the three eye Atlas is simply a comet of
natural origin number one, its trajectory is closely aligned
with the solar system's planets. Loeb points out that the
mysterious visitors trajectory falls within just 5° of the
Earth's path around the sun or the ecliptical plane.
He argues there's only a .2% likelihood of this happening.
So at all the ways that it could come flying by, it's picked the
one that takes us right past Earth.
It visited several planets in addition to its near alignment
with ecliptic plant. With the ecliptic plane Three
Eye Atlas arrival time takes it on a course right past Mars and
Jupiter, both worlds that intrigue our own scientists in
the search for life beyond Earth and what Loeb calls a remarkable
fine tuning of the object's path.
Earlier this month, the object passed by Mars closely enough
for two of the European Space Agency spacecraft orbiting the
Red Planet to snap photos of it. It's expected to come within
just 33.3 million miles of Jupiter in March of 2026, which
would allow NASA's Juno spacecraft to intercept his path
as well, Loeb argues. 3 it grew an anti tail.
Astronauts have also observed 3 Eye Atlas growing a second tail
which appears to point in the direction of the Sun.
Many other comets have been observed to have deployed an
anti tail in an optic illusion resulting from our relative
positioning as it passes between Earth and Sun.
However, Loeb argues the three eye Atlas second tail is an
outlier. This anomalous anti tail, not a
result of geometric perspective, had never been reported before
for Solar System comets. Loeb Rd.
The ice fragments evaporate after some time, but because of
the enhanced mass loss in the sun facing side, more of the
bigger fragments can reach a large distance, Loeb told
Futurism in an e-mail earlier this month #4 it appears to be
enormous. According to Loeb's
calculations, the diameter of its solid density nucleus must
be larger than 3.1 miles, a measurement he inferred from an
estimated mass of more than 33 billion tons.
That would make it 3 to 5 orders of magnitude more massive than
either Umawama and Two One Borisov, the only two other
interstellar objects to have ever been observed creamed
through our solar system. Which raises A confounding
statistic question. Why haven't we observed way more
smaller interstellar objects? Given the limited reserve
reservoir of heavy elements, we would have discovered on the
order of 100,000 interstellar objects of the .1 kilometer
scale of One I Omaha before finding Three I Atlas.
Yet we only detected 2 interstellar objects previously,
he argued in a September blog post.
If we have these these big daddies moving through, why
don't we have a bunch of smaller ones?
It's got a point. It's nickel to iron ratios are
off the charts. Scientists have found that Three
I Atlas shows an extreme abundance ratio of nickel and
iron in its gas plume, making it a major outlier when compared to
Two I Borisov and other more familiar solar system comments.
At the distance at which comments are observed, the
temperature is far too low to vaporize silica sulfate and
metallic grains that contain nickel and iron atoms, an
international team of astronomers wrote in a yet to be
peer reviewed paper. Therefore, the presence of
nickel and iron atoms in commentary coma is extremely
puzzling. Loeb argues that the findings
could indicate the presence of industrially produced nickel
alloys. If they are industrially
produced, then this thing is not natural.
It's plume is mostly carbon dioxide ice.
Researchers have concluded by examining data from the
spectrophenometer of the history of the universe epochization and
ice explorer that three I Atlas coma surrounding its nucleus
appears to be a mere 4% water by mass bearing a much higher
proportion of carbon dioxide gas and other comets.
While loba search that this makes the object an outlier,
scientists have argued the opposite.
It says spheres X finding very large amounts of vaporized
carbon dioxide around three eye Atlas told us it could be like a
normal solar system comet, John Hopkins at university astronomer
Carey Lease told space.com last month.
In a separate preprint paper, an international team of
researchers suggested that the object may contain ices exposed
to higher levels of radiation than solar system comets.
Or it could have formed close to the COT CO2 ice line in its
apparent propanetary disk. Interesting #7 it's extremely
negatively polarized. The mysterious object has also
shown extreme negative polarization as detailed in a
September paper, making it a major outlier.
The combination of low inversion angle and extreme negative
polarization is unprecedented among comets and asteroids,
making Three Eyed Atlas the first object known with such
polar metric behavior and representing a previously
unobserved population. Low bro in a blog post #8 It
could be behind the famous WOW signal.
Now that's interesting. Loba has gone as far to suggest
that Three Eyed Atlas may have emitted the WOW signal, a highly
unusual narrow band radio signal that was spotted by The Ohio
State University's Big Ear telescope in 1977.
The signal led to widespread excitement about the possibility
that it'd come from an extraterrestrial entity and has
remained a mystery for decades. Loeb argues that Three Eye Atlas
arrived from a direction coincident with the Radio WOW
signal to within 9°, with a likelihood of .6%.
And finally #9 it's much blur than the Sun.
Loeb initially only listed 8 reasons he was suspicious of
Three Eye Atlas's true nature. But this week, as Three Eye
Atlas approaches its closest point to the Sun or its
perihelion, scientists observed a rapid rise in its brightness,
appearing distinctly bluer than the sun.
Lowbrow and a new blog post. But you know, we have a lot of
blue in these UFO sightings. To the astronomer, it's a very
surprising finding. Dust is expected to redden the
scattered sunlight, and the surface of the object is
expected to be in order of magnitude colder than the 5800°
Kelvin at the photosphere of the sun, resulting in it having a
redder color than the sun. We must therefore add the blue
collar, a perihelion as a 9th anomaly to the list of
unexpected properties of this strange interstellar object, he
wrote. Does it employ a power source
that is hotter than the sun? Now that would really be
something, wouldn't it? And of course it goes on and it
wraps up. It says if it smells like a
comment. Whether these 9 anomalies
outlined below add up to make that convincing enough argument
that Three Eye Atlas is a technological neighbor remains.
This technological in nature remains debatable.
NASA's that lead scientist for solar System small bodies Tom
Statler told the Guardian last month that there's plenty of
evidence that we're simply looking at a rare visitor in the
form of a natural comet from another star system that looks
like a comet, he said. It does comet things.
It very, very strongly resembles in just about every way the
comets that we know. It's a comet, Statler concluded
at the time. Meanwhile, Loeb argued on his
blog that we have to collect as much data as possible to figure
out the nature of this anomalous object.
The implication of alien technology would be huge, and
therefore we must take this possibility seriously, he added.
Our biggest rocket in Spacex's Starship is 100 times smaller
than three I Atlas. So in case 3I Atlas were
technologically were technological IT centers that
would have mastered capabilities that go that go well beyond our
technologies. I guess you could say that
again. Well, that's the latest news
that I have on three I3I Atlas. I know people have been asking
about it. I've been kind of ignoring it
honestly because I didn't think this is going to turn out to be
anything. But with this latest news of
this thing, I suppose like taking on a new direction, I
guess we'll have to wait and see what happens with it.
I think I kind of listed the differences, you know, some of
the things that they're really noticing about this.
And we'll probably have to wait pretty much until December to
see what's actually happening with the sayings.
Loeb says, says that there's a 30 to 40% chance to saying maybe
something made by intelligent life or whatever, as opposed to
a comment. I suppose only time will tell.
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