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The claim that a “3I/ATLAS feed” is used in military operations is unsupported by the collected reporting: the sources describe an interstellar object called and international scientific monitoring ef...
The recent media swirl contrasts two very different visitors: interstellar 3I/ATLAS — widely discussed as “weird” and even possibly artificial by some commentators — and the Solar System newcomer C/20...
3I/ATLAS is an interstellar comet that passed perihelion on about 29–30 October 2025 and made relatively close passes to Mars and Venus (roughly 29 million km from Mars on 3 October and ~97 million km...
3I/ATLAS is widely characterized by professional observers as an interstellar comet with unusual but explainable cometary features; a minority of scientists and commentators argue its anomalies leave ...
Governments and major space agencies issued multiple warnings across 2025 about elevated global risks — particularly in cyber operations, geopolitics and space-related vulnerabilities — but there was ...
China does not appear to operate a telescope formally called the “3I/ATLAS telescope”; the provided sources show no direct reference to such an instrument and instead describe international observatio...