Скачать или смотреть 3 MINUTES AGO: 3I/ATLAS Just SLAMMED Into an Unknown Object — Brian Cox

An astrophysicist recounts the moment humanity accidentally discovered an impossible object in the asteroid belt when an interstellar comet, 3I/Atlas, abruptly stopped after colliding with something unseen, releasing a gamma-ray burst so intense it was detected by every major observatory on Earth and in space. The flash briefly revealed a perfectly spherical, moon-scale object—nearly half the size of Pluto—with near-total light absorption, no detectable gravitational signature, and material properties that defy known physics, explaining why it had remained invisible for centuries. Multiple independent observations confirm the event, ruling out error or natural explanation and strongly suggesting artificial construction. The discovery shatters confidence in humanity’s maps of the solar system, raises unsettling questions about how long the object has been there and who—or what—built it, and implies that evidence of nonhuman intelligence may have been hidden in our cosmic backyard all along, revealed only because we “threw a rock at it.”