3I/ATLAS Gets Mystery Acceleration—Harvard Astronomer Behind Alien Theory
Summary
A Harvard University professor, Avi Loeb, suggests that a comet called 3I/ATLAS experienced sudden acceleration not caused by gravity, possibly indicating it is alien technology. Loeb argues this acceleration could imply a technological propulsion system if no gas cloud is observed around the comet in December. Other scientists believe the acceleration can be explained by typical comet behavior of losing gas.Key Facts
- 3I/ATLAS is a comet that recently showed an unexpected change in speed not caused by gravity.
- Avi Loeb is a Harvard professor who believes this might be proof of alien technology.
- 3I/ATLAS reached its closest point to the sun when this acceleration happened.
- Loeb expects the European Space Agency's spacecraft and other telescopes to look for signs of gas in November and December.
- If no gas cloud is seen around the comet, it may suggest a non-natural propulsion system.
- Other scientists argue that such acceleration is common for comets due to gas release, which acts like tiny rocket thrusts.
- The comet was discovered on July 1 and is only the third of its kind observed moving between stars.
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