Latest Shocking Details About 3I/ATLAS

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CLEAN TRANSCRIPT - 3I/ATLAS & WOW SIGNAL CONNECTION

An amateur astronomer just captured something striking. Using his at-home telescope, the kind that you can just put in your backyard, a YouTuber known as Dobsonian Power managed to photograph the Three-Eye Atlas, the interstellar visitor currently passing through our solar system. And the image shows an object with an unusual irregular shape that does not look like a typical comet that we are used to seeing. And this adds to the list of strange characteristics surrounding this object. But the photograph is not the only weird thing mentioned this week.

A connection has emerged between the three-eye atlas and one of the most famous unexplained signals in history. The Wow Signal of 1977 may have originated from the same region of space as this mysterious visitor. And this revelation comes just days ago from Harvard professor Avi Loeb, who calculated that the probability of this alignment being random is less than 1%. Combined with new data showing impossible chemistry and unexplained color change, some scientists are now calling for interstellar protocols to assess what this object actually is. Here is what we learned this week and why it matters.

As always, I am here to report the information without bias and you can decide what to believe. You can find the sources in my detailed articles at UFONews.co along with in the description box below. Hey, UFOlogers, I am Cristina Gomez and welcome to this episode of UFO News Updates.

CLIP : Fox News - Just a few days ago, I realized that back on August 15th, 1977, there was a very famous flare in the radio radio signal that was given the name the wow signal, because the observers that recorded it at the Ohio State University was stunned at how powerful this signal was. And gave and wrote Wow in the document that records that signal, and so it is called the Wow Signal from 1977. And I checked it. Turns out that it came from about the same direction in the sky as 3I Atlas within nine degrees. And the chance for a random alignment of the two directions of that of nine degrees or so is 0.6%.

On August 15th, 1977, the Big Ear radio telescope at Ohio State University detected a powerful narrow band radio signal lasting just 72 seconds. And the signal was so unusual that astronomer wrote wow in the margin of the printout. That signal was transmitted at 1420.4 megahertz, the hydrogen line frequency. And hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, making this frequency a logical choice for any civilization attempting universal communication. For nearly 50 years, the wow signal has remained unexplained. It never repeated, and no natural source has been conclusively identified.

According to Loeb's analysis, if the 3i Atlas was located approximately 600 AU or astronomical units from Earth back in 1977, which an AU is a distance from between the Earth and the Sun, producing the wow signal would have required about 0.5 to 2 gigawatts of power. Or in simpler terms, a powerful transmitter on the 3i Atlas could have produced the wow signal using nuclear reactor level power. Whereas the same signal from light years away would require impossibly huge amounts of energy.

And the signal was also blue shifted by about 10 kilometers per second, indicating the source was moving towards us. And while the three-eye Alice is currently approaching the sun at approximately 60 kilometers per second, an artificial object capable of maneuvering could have accelerated after detecting something of interest, such as planets orbiting within our sun's habitable zone. One possibility Loeb raised is that the wow signal was not a message at all, but rather a powerful radar pulse scanning the solar system for planets. And despite this correlation, no radio telescope has even been pointed at the Three-Eye Atlas to search for transmission, at least that the public knows of.

The Wow Signal connection could be easier to dismiss if the Three-Eye Atlas behaved like a normal comet, but it does not. Over 4,000 observations from 2,027 observatories worldwide have revealed something that challenges our understanding of interstellar objects.

CLIP : News Nation - There is no push that is visible on the trajectory of the object, and that means that it is very massive, at least 1,000 times more massive than the previous one, which was a comet Borisov discovered in 2019. Not only that it is so massive, much more than the previous one, but there is also not enough rocky material in interstellar space to deliver such a giant rock into the inner solar system over the past decade. Well, explain that. Explain that, Avi. Like, so what do you mean there is not enough rock? What do you mean? Does this mean you do not-- this is even further a reason for you to think this is not a natural object?

Yes, because there is limited reservoir of rocky material per unit volume in interstellar space. And even if you package all of it in objects of this size or bigger, then there is just not enough number of objects to deliver them at random once per decade to the inner solar system.

Despite visible outgassing, clouds of material streaming off the object, the 3I atlas shows no deviation from a purely gravitational trajectory. This means it must be extraordinarily massive to resist the push from its own emissions. At 33 billion tons, the Three Eye Atlas is comparable in size to the Manhattan Island, while the Borisov from 2019 was roughly the size of a football field. And this creates a statistical problem. If any natural population of objects, smaller ones vastly outnumber larger ones. We should have detected dozens of football field sized interstellar comets before encountering something this massive.

But it gets even more serious. Avi Loeb has submitted a white paper to the United Nations calling for a creation of an international committee to evaluate anomalous interstellar objects.

CLIP : Fox News - I decided to submit a white paper to the United Nations basically calling for the creation of a committee that will analyze what we know about interstellar objects, objects that come into the solar system from outside, similar to 3I Atlas, that look anomalous, because we have to be prepared for a black swan event, an event with a small probability that could change everything for us. And it is really important to be prepared for that. And currently, there is no international organization. Obviously, alien technology would be a threat to all humans on Earth. It would not care how we split the land on this rock that we call our home, the Earth.

The object's trajectory is also unusual. It is aligned with the plane of the planets around our sun, a configuration that occurs randomly only about 1 in 500 times for interstellar objects. Each of these objects alone might be coincidental, but together they form a pattern that demands explanation.

Just recently, Dobsonian Power captured this image of the Three-Eye Atlas with his telescope. What shape does it look like to you?

The 3I Atlas is expelling massive amounts of nickel with almost no iron. According to research published in Astronomy and Astrophysics, every other comet ever studied shows nickel and iron in ratios roughly proportional to solar abundances. This object completely breaks that pattern. The research team concluded, quote, The presence of nickel and iron in this commentary comma is extremely puzzling. One hypothesis researchers have discussed quietly is whether this represents waste products or byproducts from active industrial processes, manufacturing repairs, or maintenance of radiation shielding on an artificial structure.

And as you watch this video by JPL, the three-eye Atlas is making the closest approach to Mars right now.

CLIP : NASA JPL Video - Next, it is heading towards Mars. It will be closest on October 3rd, and spacecraft in orbit and on the surface will try to catch a glimpse. After that, it is on toward Jupiter. What will our spacecraft see? We will soon find out.

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, along with the European Space Agency and China National Space Agency spacecraft, should achieve pixel resolution of approximately 30 kilometers, potentially enough to resolve surface features or structural details if they exist. After Mars, the object continues towards Jupiter before leaving our solar system entirely, unless maybe it changes course. Which there is some evidence that this object has slightly altered its path.

CLIP : Fox News - Nobody imagines a situation where it might be alien technology, and that is something that we must entertain, given that we launched spacecraft that will exit the solar system, like Voyager, for example, and we just did it over the past 50 years. Imagine if we had continued the research and development in science and technology over a period of 1000 years instead of 100 years or over a period of a million years. And that is some benefit that another civilization might have relative to us.

At what point do accumulating anomalies require us to seriously consider artificial origin? And if we determine an interstellar object as potentially artificial, what should humanity do about it? Let me know in the comments below. I am Christina Gomez and that is it for today. I will see you again tomorrow at 10 A.m. PST for another UFO News Update. Be safe and remember, keep your eyes on the skies.