Topics: 3i ATLAS

3I/ATLAS is not just another weird comet — it’s a statistical crime scene. In this updated analysis I take Avi Loeb’s brand-new list of 13 “anomalies” (from the Jupiter Hill-radius flyby to the Wow!-direction, Ni-rich plume, extreme polarization, and engine-like acceleration) and push them through a fully quantified Bayesian Monte Carlo model. The result: if…

Dr. Avi Loeb, Professor of Harvard gives an update of the anomalies he has identified in the behavior of the object known as 3i ATLAS that the government insists in calling a comet. The anomalies refer to those things comet’s don’t do. If it weren’t for the incredible push of the government, no scientist would…

There’s a puzzling object flying through our solar system right now. Avi Loeb, a theoretical physicist and Harvard University professor of science, joined Bo…

This paper looks at a simple but important question: do a pair of leaked pictures of the object 3I/ATLAS really show the same thing as later, independent telescope images? 3I/ATLAS is an interstellar visitor that passed through the Solar System in 2025 and showed unusually complex jets of gas and dust. Months after the encounter,…

Big Manhattan size object has several jets that go a million km in several directions. It could be from pockets of ice on its surface or… we’ll know by Dec 19th.

The physics behind the anti-tail of 3I/ATLAS is unclear. For a natural comet, it could be associated with the release of giant dust particles with an effective radius of ~100 micrometers (as suggested by David Jewitt and collaborators here and here). These particles are a million times more massive than the typical micrometer-scale dust which…

NASA is requesting a high level meeting with executive branch of the government to discuss how to release the information that 3I Atlas is not a comet…

The page he went to was removed. With the mainstream science denialist community watching their dogmatic narrative falling apart against the evidence of extreme anomalies in the interstellar…

. We asked Sean Duffy, the acting NASA administrator, also transportation secretary, the question that ou have wanted to ask him for months. Take a look. The experts at NASA have said this is a comet. It alks like a comet, talks like a comet, struts like a comet. It’s a comet. And some people…