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3I/ATLAS is a real, observed interstellar comet first spotted by the ATLAS survey on 1 July 2025; space telescopes including Hubble and JWST have imaged and measured it (e.g., Hubble imaged it at abou...
The balance of observational evidence and expert analysis identifies 3I/ATLAS as an interstellar comet, not an alien ship: multiple telescopes and spacecraft recorded cometary behavior and chemistry c...
3I/ATLAS is an interstellar comet discovered by ATLAS in July 2025 that reached perihelion around Oct. 29–30, 2025 at roughly 1.4 AU from the Sun and made a closest approach to Earth of about 1.8 AU o...
remain resilient and adaptive in 2026, dominated by a shifting set of large platforms that specialize in stolen credentials, payment data, and malware tools while leveraging Tor and rails like Bitcoin...
The name “A1 Atlas” is ambiguous in public reporting and can refer to at least three different, unrelated things: Atlas rockets (a family of U.S. expendable launch vehicles) including the Atlas I (a 1...
3I/ATLAS (C/2025 N1) is an interstellar comet first reported on 1 July 2025 by the ATLAS survey telescope in Río Hurtado, Chile; it is the third confirmed interstellar object and posed no threat to Ea...
The strange space object is identified in contemporary reporting as , an interstellar visitor originally detected by the ATLAS survey system in mid‑2025; its discovery is most commonly dated to , thou...
China’s so-called “3I/ATLAS telescope” is not described consistently across available briefings; contemporary reporting and technical notes suggest that references conflate the international ATLAS sur...
The phrase ; it refers to the interstellar comet formally designated , discovered by the ATLAS survey telescope and reported in major media and scientific outlets. Contemporary coverage and scientific...