NEW 3I/ATLAS Images Show 5-Million-Mile Tail - Scientists Question Everything

An interstellar visitor is racing through our solar system RIGHT NOW, and what scientists discovered in the last 72 hours is absolutely shocking. New images of Comet 3I/ATLAS captured between November 22-24 reveal something that shouldn't be possible - a mysterious anti-tail extending over 1 million kilometers TOWARD the Sun, defying physics as we know it.
But here's where it gets even stranger: 3I/ATLAS is exhibiting non-gravitational acceleration at 10 standard deviations. That's not an error. Something is actively changing its trajectory through space. And on March 16, 2026, it will encounter Jupiter's gravitational sphere with precision that has some scientists questioning everything.
In this video, we break down:

The bizarre anti-tail pushing through 400 km/s solar wind
Why it's losing billions of tons of mass (10% in just 2 months!)
The unprecedented Jupiter encounter coming in March 2026
December 19th closest approach - our ONLY chance for detailed observations
Why Hubble and James Webb are being repositioned RIGHT NOW

This is happening in real-time. The December observations are weeks away. And what we discover could change everything we thought we knew about interstellar objects.
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