Is 3I/ATLAS Really Just a Comet New Study Says Yes—But Loeb Disagrees

Uncover the truth behind the growing debate over 3I/ATLAS — the interstellar object baffling astronomers worldwide. A brand-new Forbes report claims 3I/ATLAS is “wholly natural,” a perfectly ordinary comet from another star system. But Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb strongly disagrees, pointing to unresolved anomalies that mainstream explanations still can’t answer. From the mysterious sunward jet and rapidly shifting anti-tail to unexplained color changes, missing dust, and non-gravitational acceleration, the latest data paints a far more complex picture than a traditional comet model. In this video, we break down the new study, Loeb’s counter-arguments, the latest images, and what scientists still cannot explain. As global observatories continue tracking this interstellar visitor, the question remains: is 3I/ATLAS truly natural, or is the truth more mysterious?

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