Why Is 3I/ATLAS Going To Jupiter?

Harvard Scientist Avi Loeb released analysis revealing the 13th anomaly of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS and this one is about mathematical precision that seems physically impossible for a natural comet.
📚 Sources:
Avi Loeb Medium article "An Extraordinary New Anomaly of 3I/ATLAS"
NASA JPL Horizons trajectory data
Loeb Medium article "Anomalies of 3I/ATLAS Organized by Likelihood"
230+ observatory tracking data compiled November 2025

What We Cover:
🔭 March 16 2026 Jupiter flyby distance matches Hill radius within 30,000 miles
⚛️ Non-gravitational acceleration trajectory correction of exactly 62,000 miles
🌟 One in twenty-six thousand statistical probability calculation breakdown
💥 Four scientific explanations scientists are debating right now
🚀 Lagrange points and why the Hill radius matters for satellite deployment
📊 What Juno spacecraft and ground telescopes will measure during the flyby

Key Topics:
3I/ATLAS thirteenth anomaly Avi Loeb November 23 2025 Jupiter Hill radius calculation thirty-three point two four million miles March 16 2026 flyby date NASA JPL Horizons system trajectory tracking 230 observatories interstellar object non-gravitational acceleration five times ten negative seventh AU per day squared course correction sixty-two thousand miles Lagrange points L1 L2 gravitational equilibrium James Webb Space Telescope Earth Sun Lagrange point statistical probability zero point zero zero four percent one in twenty-six thousand coincidence calculation error natural outgassing technological propulsion hypothesis twelve previous anomalies ecliptic plane alignment nickel iron ratios sunward jets laser collimated jets forty-five rotations Oumuamua Borisov mass comparison Juno spacecraft Jupiter orbit detection March 2026 observations ground telescope monitoring Hubble Space Telescope spectroscopy measurements interstellar comet astronomy news December 2025

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