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High-resolution observations recorded a dispersal event associated with interstellar object 3I/ATLAS in which a reflective, fluid-like material separated and propagated outward as a coherent swarm. The material exhibited collective motion and maintained continuity across distances where particulate debris would normally disperse.

Observation came first. Spectral analysis, polarization shifts, and motion tracking across optical, infrared, and radar instruments showed behavior consistent with a metallic phase existing near a transition state. As the swarm encountered surrounding dust, plasma, and micro-debris, rapid interaction effects were observed, including coating, absorption, and phase alteration within the immediate contact zone.

The implication is not unchecked destruction, but extreme material interaction. In astrophysical analysis, “consuming” describes matter being incorporated, bonded, or altered during contact. Scientists evaluate surface chemistry, electromagnetic coupling, temperature-driven phase changes, and cohesion mechanisms—without asserting intent, intelligence, threat, or confirmation of causality.
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