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A new interstellar visitor—3I/ATLAS—ignites a fierce debate: is there a “hidden structure,” or just dust, geometry, and forward scattering? In this documentary, we test the claim with real methods: multi-band photometry, spectra for H₂O/CO/CO₂, polarization vs phase angle, light-curve periodicity, and tiny nongravitational accelerations. No hype—only numbers.

We follow the ATLAS Documentary Framework: facts, repeatable tests, and clear thresholds. If a feature survives replication across nights, instruments, and wavelengths, it graduates from rumor to evidence. If not, ordinary physics wins—honorably.

What you’ll learn
• Why 3I/ATLAS is interstellar (hyperbolic orbit, unbound energy)
• How phase angle & forward scattering can mimic “structure”
• What spectra and polarization really tell us about dust vs engineered surfaces
• How rotation/light-curve can fake edges and “glints”
• Why silence during conjunction is data—not conspiracy

Chapters
00:00 Window Hook — the right question
02:10 Background & Observability — geometry, phase, elongation
05:30 Ignition & Objectives — tests that can falsify claims
10:10 Observation Sequence — photometry, spectra, morphology, rotation, polarimetry, dynamics
15:40 Silence as Data — why the window closes
20:00 Provisional Resolution & Costs — natural vs extraordinary
24:00 Next Window & Reflection — what we measure next

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Disclaimer
This film communicates current best-fit interpretations and explicit limits; it does not claim detection of technology or intent. Sources include professional/amateur observatories and public data releases (NASA/ESA/JPL/IAU).

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