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22-10-2025, 11:04 PM
Harvard Professor Warns Public to 'Take Vacations Before October 29' — Says NASA Is Concealing the Truth About 3I/ATLAS
Dr Avi Loeb believes the massive interstellar object 3I/ATLAS could be more than just a comet, while NASA remains tight-lipped amid speculation about its true nature.
A Harvard astrophysicist has set the internet ablaze after warning people to 'take vacations before October 29', claiming that NASA may be concealing vital information about a strange interstellar object hurtling through space.
The object, officially named 3I/ATLAS, is said to be roughly the size of Manhattan and has left scientists scratching their heads since its discovery.
Dr Avi Loeb, the outspoken Harvard professor known for his controversial theories about extraterrestrial life, suggested that the bizarre visitor could even be artificial in origin. Although space agencies have been quick to reassure the public that there is no danger to Earth, the object's odd chemical emissions and unpredictable movement have fuelled a frenzy of online speculation — from alien probes to secret government experiments.
Dr Loeb has urged greater transparency from NASA, saying the world deserves to know 'what's really out there'. His dramatic warning has divided the scientific community, with some dismissing it as sensationalism while others admit that 3I/ATLAS remains one of the most puzzling cosmic discoveries in years.
A Mysterious Visitor
3I/ATLAS was first detected in July when astronomers noticed a fast-moving object entering the solar system at almost twice the velocity of previous interstellar visitors 'Oumuamua and Borisov. Early estimates suggest it spans about 5.6 kilometres in diameter and weighs an astonishing 33 billion tons.
Dr Avi Loeb believes the massive interstellar object 3I/ATLAS could be more than just a comet, while NASA remains tight-lipped amid speculation about its true nature.
A Harvard astrophysicist has set the internet ablaze after warning people to 'take vacations before October 29', claiming that NASA may be concealing vital information about a strange interstellar object hurtling through space.
The object, officially named 3I/ATLAS, is said to be roughly the size of Manhattan and has left scientists scratching their heads since its discovery.
Dr Avi Loeb, the outspoken Harvard professor known for his controversial theories about extraterrestrial life, suggested that the bizarre visitor could even be artificial in origin. Although space agencies have been quick to reassure the public that there is no danger to Earth, the object's odd chemical emissions and unpredictable movement have fuelled a frenzy of online speculation — from alien probes to secret government experiments.
Dr Loeb has urged greater transparency from NASA, saying the world deserves to know 'what's really out there'. His dramatic warning has divided the scientific community, with some dismissing it as sensationalism while others admit that 3I/ATLAS remains one of the most puzzling cosmic discoveries in years.
A Mysterious Visitor
3I/ATLAS was first detected in July when astronomers noticed a fast-moving object entering the solar system at almost twice the velocity of previous interstellar visitors 'Oumuamua and Borisov. Early estimates suggest it spans about 5.6 kilometres in diameter and weighs an astonishing 33 billion tons.
