3I/ATLAS Just Sped Up 300% Faster Than Predicted — Scientists Are Shocked | Michio Kaku

3I/ATLAS Just Sped Up 300% Faster Than Predicted — Scientists Are Shocked | Michio Kaku

Astronomers worldwide are stunned: 3I/ATLAS has just accelerated over 300% beyond every scientific prediction.
This isn’t a minor deviation — it’s a sudden, violent burst of speed that no natural comet model can explain.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and futurist Michio Kaku both warn that the latest 3I/ATLAS telemetry shows a pattern disturbingly similar to controlled propulsion, not random outgassing. Even within NASA, analysts are quietly admitting that the non-gravitational forces acting on this object are too strong, too precise, and too consistent to fit any known natural mechanism.

Now, new data hints at something even more unsettling:
a hidden structure or internal energy source may be driving this acceleration.

Is 3I/ATLAS responding to an external signal?
Is this maneuver intentional?
And why is the global scientific community suddenly divided on what this object really is?

In this breakdown, we analyze the numbers, the redacted reports, and the escalating debate — and explore why Avi Loeb and Michio Kaku believe the implications of 3I/ATLAS could rewrite humanity’s understanding of interstellar visitors.

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