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Is the third interstellar visitor, 3I/ATLAS, a natural comet or something more exotic?

In this update, we break down the latest post-perihelion data from December 2025.

We explore the explosive debate between the "Technological Artifact" theory and the new "Interstellar Crustal Fossil" hypothesis.


In this video:
• New Hubble Images: Analysis of the Nov 30 images revealing a persistent "sunward anti-tail" and teardrop coma shape.
• The Jupiter Coincidence: Why some scientists claim the object’s March 2026 approach to Jupiter—matching the "Hill Radius" to within 0.06 million km—is statistically impossible for a natural rock.
• Chemical Anomalies: Why 3I/ATLAS has ionized Nickel, high CO2, and almost no water, baffling standard comet models.
• The "Crustal Fossil" Theory: A look at the new paper suggesting this is a diamond-hard relic of an exploded exoplanet capable of surviving billions of years.
• Dec 19 Flyby: What to expect as 3I/ATLAS makes its closest approach to Earth.
Sources: NASA/JPL, ESA, Hubble Space Telescope, Avi Loeb (Medium), Haque et al. (EGUsphere).


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