The Countdown to 3I/Atlas changing it's Path Has Begun

As 3I/ATLAS hits perihelion, it slips behind the Sun—a surgical blackout right when heating should reveal its true nature.
Before the blind spot: JWST’s CO₂:H₂O ≈ 8:1, Keck/KCWI’s nickel-heavy spectra, Rubin’s pre-discovery frames, and persistent sun-ward outgassing.
Mars orbiters and Hubble confirm an active, asymmetric coma; October’s CME barrage and a rare “green-comet” cluster set an eerie backdrop.
December is the audit: if the trajectory matches, it’s exotic-but-natural; if not, we’re in paradigm-shift territory.
Skeptical, data-first storytelling—here’s exactly what to watch when 3I/ATLAS reappears.