Скачать или смотреть 3I/ATLAS latest update today: NASA Marked This new Reorded | New Image, Radio Results

Today’s update highlights the latest observational data and what it reveals.

We begin with a new image of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, captured on December 22, 2025. The frame clearly shows the comet’s motion relative to background stars, alongside the trail of an artificial satellite, providing a straightforward visual comparison.

Next, we examine the radio results from the Allen Telescope Array. After filtering tens of millions of signals, only 211 candidates remained, all of which were confirmed as terrestrial interference. No narrowband radio signals were detected from 3I/ATLAS within the observed frequency range. These results establish meaningful upper limits on any potential transmitter, based solely on the data collected.

We then expand to other space and Earth observations from the same period:

A single aurora image captured at cruising altitude over Greenland during the winter solstice.

Thermal satellite imagery revealing heat emissions from the largest U.S. cryptocurrency mining facility.

A new James Webb Space Telescope image of Westerlund 2, highlighting the dense star-forming region and the full population of brown dwarfs within the cluster.

Each segment is presented in a clear sequence: observation first, interpretation second. No speculation—just what the images and measurements tell us.

These updates underscore the precision and scope of modern astronomical and Earth-based observations. How will this data shape the way we study interstellar visitors and space phenomena in the future? #3iatlas

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