BREAKING: 3I/ATLAS Just Triggered the 13th Jet Anomaly — NASA Quiet, Avi Loeb Says It Defies Physics

A new controversy has erupted around 3I/ATLAS after astronomers reported a thirteenth jet anomaly — a sudden 28° reorientation of its plume that unfolded in under four hours, without any visible fragmentation, brightening, or rotational change. On paper, the object is supposed to be a sublimation-driven interstellar comet. In the data, it behaves like a controlled thruster.
NASA has remained publicly silent on this specific event, even as multiple telescopes now confirm the same geometric shift in jet orientation. Meanwhile, online analysts are already framing 3I/ATLAS as “the object that breaks comet physics,” pointing to its unnaturally narrow 7° plume and the absence of the chaotic gas cloud expected at 2.1 AU.
Here’s the scientific twist — the contradictions are not coming from rumors, but from real measurements.
Submillimeter spectra, narrow-band imaging, and multi-night tracking all agree: the jet moved, the plume stayed tight, and the nucleus acted as if nothing happened.
3I/ATLAS is rotating like a normal body, yet its jetting pattern behaves as if guided by internal channels or rigid structures. Torque-based models say the nucleus should fracture. Thermal models say the plume should widen. Radiation models say the dust should disperse. None of that is happening.
In this breaking analysis, we walk through the data behind this event:
• How the 28° jet reorientation was measured across multiple telescopes in less than four hours
• Why the narrow 7° plume directly challenges radiation-pressure and dust-divergence models
• How gas–dust velocity decoupling creates a paradox between the spectra and the images
• Why Avi Loeb describes the geometry as “physically inconsistent” with standard comet behavior
• What it means if internal channels, cavities, or anisotropic fabrics are shaping the jets from within
Because sometimes, the most unsettling discovery is not that an interstellar object looks different —
It’s that it obeys none of the rules we thought were universal.
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