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This was not a glitch.
And it was not within tolerance.

NASA scientists are now reviewing data indicating that Earth’s orbital parameters have shifted once again, following a new interaction event involving 3I/ATLAS. The change is small—but measurable—and critically, it mirrors a previous deviation recorded earlier in the monitoring timeline.

According to orbital analysts, Earth’s position relative to expected ephemeris models showed a synchronized offset shortly after 3I/ATLAS completed its hidden-phase transition. Independent tracking systems confirmed the anomaly, ruling out software or observational error.

NASA emphasizes that the shift does not pose an immediate threat. However, physicists stress that planetary orbits do not change without force—or influence. No known solar activity, gravitational encounter, or internal Earth process accounts for the timing or direction of the adjustment.

What has alarmed researchers is repetition. Once may be dismissed as noise. Twice establishes pattern.

Earth’s orbit is one of the most stable systems ever measured. Altering it—even slightly—requires interaction on a scale that should not be possible from an interstellar object at this distance.

If 3I/ATLAS has altered Earth’s orbit again, then influence is no longer theoretical.
It is active—and ongoing.

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