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New NASA Hubble images of 3I/ATLAS have just been released, and they give us a clearer picture of what this interstellar object is doing right now.

In this video, we walk through the latest Hubble Space Telescope observations processed by Toni Scarmato, comparing four dates from late November through late December. Panel by panel, we look at how the jet structure and coma evolve over time and what actually changes — and what doesn’t.

We then connect those optical observations with a recent radio detection reported in The Astronomer’s Telegram, based on data from the upgraded Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope. Different wavelength, different technique, same object.

No speculation.
No hype.
Just what the data shows so far.

Sources:
*NASA / ESA / STScI — Hubble Space Telescope WFC3 UVIS (F350LP) observations of 3I/ATLAS
*Image processing and analysis: Toni Scarmato
*The Astronomer’s Telegram #17571 — Radio detection of 3I/ATLAS using uGMRT
*Observations reported by Arijit Manna, Sabyasachi Pal, and Tapas Baug

Are we seeing the natural wind-down of surface activity…
or a temporary pause tied to rotation and viewing geometry?

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We’ll stick to the evidence.

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