Скачать или смотреть 3I/ATLAS: The new trajectory indicates a DIRECT path to Earth orbit!

Something has just changed.
New orbital calculations show that comet 3I/ATLAS is not moving as it should. Its trajectory is constantly being corrected — and this raises questions that no one officially wants to ask.

NASA claims that everything is under control.
But the data tells a different story.

In this video:

we analyze the non-gravitational acceleration of 3I/ATLAS

we show why December 5 was a turning point

we explain why December 19 may go down in the history of astronomy

we explain what directional ejections of matter are and why they are disturbing

we discuss three possible scenarios:
1️⃣ a natural comet
2️⃣ a panspermia carrier
3️⃣ something we cannot yet name

This object:

is not heading towards Earth

but is leaving behind material that will enter Earth's orbit

is behaving too stably for a chaotic comet

📅 On December 19, 3I/ATLAS will reach its closest approach to Earth.
Then we will see:

its true shape

its rotation

and a possible further course correction

If it is just a comet, we will find out.
If not... we will have to ask completely different questions.

🔔 IMPORTANT

We are tracking this object in real time.
Updates are coming in fast.

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The countdown is on.
We'll find out together.

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