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This alignment was not predicted—and that’s what alarmed astronomers.

New tracking data shows 3I/ATLAS briefly forming a precise triangular configuration with two previously unidentified objects detected at the edge of monitoring range. The geometry was exact, stable, and persisted longer than orbital mechanics would normally allow.

At first, scientists assumed coincidence. That explanation collapsed once positional data from independent observatories matched to within a fraction of a degree.

NASA analysts confirmed the objects were not cataloged asteroids, satellites, or known debris. Their trajectories appeared loosely correlated, yet no gravitational interaction fully explains the formation.

What unsettled researchers most was timing. The alignment occurred during a narrow observation window when multiple instruments were active—almost as if the configuration was momentarily intentional.

After the formation broke, all three objects resumed independent motion with subtle but measurable deviations from predicted paths.

Michio Kaku has previously noted that when geometry appears repeatedly in cosmic data, it demands closer scrutiny—because nature rarely prefers perfection.

If this was random motion, why did it resolve into such an exact shape?

And why has this configuration not been observed before—or since?

Further analysis is underway. The implications remain unclear.

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