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USA HERALD – On August 24, 2025, researchers aimed one of the world’s most powerful telescopes at a fuzzy green dot moving through space. That dot is 3I/ATLAS—an object that didn’t form in our solar system but is just passing through from somewhere else in our galaxy.


Using the Keck II telescope in Hawaii, the team spent 15 minutes collecting light from 3I/ATLAS when it was about 257 million miles from the Sun (roughly 2.75 times Earth’s distance from the Sun). The results appear in a study published October 15, 2025, led by W.B. Hoogendam from the University of Hawaii. What makes this observation special is the telescope’s ability to act like thousands of cameras at once, capturing not just what chemicals are present but exactly where they’re located around the object. Think of it like using a heat-sensing camera to see which parts of a campfire are hottest—except here, scientists are mapping which gases appear where.

Volatile ices like carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, or water sublimate directly into gas, carrying away dust and small rocks.
'This process can cause the comet to break apart if the mix of ice and dust cannot withstand the thermal stress.'
European Space Agency's Jupiter probe will have a front-row seat, capturing the moment it either breaks apart or, as Loeb speculated, 'releases mini-probes as a technological mothership.'  The ESA's Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) craft will have a view of the object when it comes 125 million miles from the planet and monitor it through November.

'During November and December, terrestrial observatories will also be able to monitor 3I/ATLAS and check whether it disintegrated like a natural comet or released mini-probes as a technological mothership,' Loeb explained. While the professor believes there is a possibility it is of alien origin, NASA has long said the object is a natural comet. *>>>NASA is not telling us something they know???.

The American space agency released images of 3I/ATLAS as it soared past Mars on October 3, showing it as cylindrical-shaped.

Stargazers on social media shared color-enhanced images of the object, which showed the interstellar visitor having a green glow. Loeb and many other scientists are anticipating the visitor's journey to the sun as it will finally put the mystery to rest. 3I/ATLAS will appear as a fuzzy ball of light in the blackness of space, and if it does disintegrate, the professor said it will break into independent, smaller dots of light.

See and watch what Loeb said: There is a 30% to 40% chance the object '3i/ATLASdoes not have a fully natural origin,' noting the possibility it is even a 'Trojan Horse,' where may have a technological object masquerades as a comet..Loeb speculated, 'releases mini-probes as a technological mothership.
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is a "Trojan Horse".  just like this advance technological ball with us.