I Modeled 3I ATLAS Just EXPOSED 15 New Findings That NASA Can't Explain'' | Avi Loeb

In this detailed scientific presentation, Harvard astronomer Professor Avi Loeb unveils his latest modeling of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, uncovering 15 measurable findings that remain difficult for NASA’s current comet models to fully explain. This video is entirely based on verified observational data from the Hubble Space Telescope, James Webb Space Telescope, ESA’s JUICE mission, NASA’s Psyche mission, and global ground-based observatories.

With our final observation window closing on December 19, 2025, researchers have a limited opportunity to investigate why 3I/ATLAS displays structured dust behavior, a large anti-tail, and persistent non-gravitational acceleration that cannot be dismissed as random outgassing.

🔬 Key Scientific Insights Discussed

JUICE’s November image release revealed a major anti-tail with large dust particles

NASA’s Psyche tracking confirmed a stable and repeatable acceleration component

Hubble observations later validated Loeb’s predictive model

Current sky position in Leo near Regulus (magnitude 10–11)

December 12–19 provides ideal midnight viewing geometry

Dust morphology suggests particles large enough to resist solar radiation pressure

🌌 Why 3I/ATLAS Matters

3I/ATLAS may represent a new category of interstellar object, expanding our understanding of cometary physics and interstellar material. Unlike speculation or sensational claims, this video delivers transparent data, rigorous analysis, and peer-reviewed scientific interpretation, encouraging open-minded examination rather than unverified assumptions.

⚠️ SCIENTIFIC DISCLAIMER

All conclusions in this video remain within established scientific principles. Multiple natural mechanisms are evaluated, and no extraordinary claims are made without evidence. The purpose is to promote critical thinking, transparent research, and rigorous scientific methodology.

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