I Analyzed James Webb's 3I/ATLAS Data and NASA's Worst Nightmare is REAL - Avi Loeb

The James Webb Space Telescope just completed something unprecedented: five days of continuous observation focused on a single target. What came back from that data collection isn't just unusual. It suggests possibilities most scientists have spent careers avoiding.

Webb's infrared capabilities revealed thermal patterns that don't match anything natural. Hot spots where they shouldn't exist. Geometric arrangements that look designed. Power output measuring in megawatts from something that's supposed to be a frozen rock drifting through space.

But what made NASA's leadership debate for 36 hours before going public was what Webb detected next — active emissions. Twenty-three thermal signatures consistent with weapons testing. And thirteen of them were aimed directly at Earth.

The object is changing. Structures deploying. Ports opening. Systems that were dormant at the start of observations became operational by the end. This appears to be something transitioning from standby mode to active status.

The data exists. The question is what it means.








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