Latest Updates & Research

The unusual nickel-without-iron emission from 3I/ATLAS breaks every rule of natural space chemistry. While some propose artificial origins, instrument limitations complicate conclusions.

Two space telescopes reveal 3I/ATLAS has a massive 348,000 km gas cloud and alien chemistry unlike anything in our Solar System. What exactly are we looking at?

Marian Rudnyk explains why 3I/ATLAS unusual brightness and behavior can be explained by cryo-volcanic activity, comparing it to known comets like 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1 and Halley.

Exploring the fascinating astronomical coincidences connecting a mysterious 1977 radio signal, our newest interstellar visitor, and humanitys most distant spacecraft

New Hubble observations reveal 3I/ATLAS glowing toward the Sun with no tail behind it, challenging everything we know about interstellar objects

Exploring the scientific significance of our third interstellar visitor and what it teaches us about planetary formation beyond our solar system

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb outlines a comprehensive framework for humanity to respond if we confirm that 3I/ATLAS or future interstellar visitors are artificial technology

Examining the scientific evidence and separating fact from fiction about the origins and nature of this mysterious interstellar visitor

Plasma Physicist Dr. John Brandenburg shares why he believes interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is not a comet, comparing it to Oumuamua and 2I/Borisov in light of unusual outgassing activity far from the Sun.