1 MINUTES AGO: New 3I/ATLAS Images Are Raising New Questions!

1 MINUTES AGO: New 3I/ATLAS Images Are Raising New Questions!

New 3I/ATLAS images just dropped and what we're seeing is breaking every rule in the book. Multiple observatories confirm persistent sunward-facing structure weeks AFTER perihelion when this interstellar object should be fading. Raw frames show organized geometry at 2 AU post-perihelion—something that defies standard comet physics. Independent observers across different hemispheres captured identical asymmetric coma structure that's locked to the nucleus, pointing directly at the Sun. Brightness curve shows sustained emission instead of expected decline. December 19th tracking verification ruled out all artifacts—this structure is REAL. Small telescopes confirm what professional observatories are measuring. March 2026 Jupiter encounter will be the definitive test. If 3I/ATLAS makes another trajectory deviation after the one at Earth closest approach, we're looking at repeatable controlled behavior. The data is verified, cross-checked, and doesn't fit natural comet models. Whatever mechanism is driving this activity at unusual distances with directional bias and structural coherence—it's not in the standard playbook.

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