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New images of 3I/ATLAS have arrived from observers around the world — including ground-based telescopes and the Hubble Space Telescope. Some of these images look strikingly different from earlier views, raising questions about what has changed and what hasn’t.

In this video, we go through the images one by one.
No speculation. No cherry-picking. Just careful comparison.

By lining up observations from different dates, instruments, and processing methods, a consistent picture starts to emerge. The apparent changes are driven by viewing geometry, scale, and image processing — not sudden new behavior.

This is a slow, image-led breakdown focused on what the data actually shows.

Sources & image credits:
• Hubble Space Telescope (WFC3/UVIS), image release by NASA/ESA/STScI, processing by Toni Scarmato
• Rolando Ligustri (Australia), Telescope Network
• Efrain Morales (Puerto Rico)
• Alfons Diepvens (Belgium)
• Publicly released observational data and amateur astronomy submissions

What do you think these images really show when viewed together?
Share your thoughts in the comments.

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