huh?
that’s what comets do as they near the sun...
I am not Astro physicist, but isn’t this how gravity works?
If it slowed down, that would be “different.”
Fear porn of the year award. We are in the era of full retard.
This kind of hyperventilation sounds very gay. I expect fashion designers and hairdressers to be this excitable. Not us.
Are you discovering that objects move faster as they approach the sun? What to look for next: because the object has angular momentum, it’s going to miss the sun, but without an impact, its speed is only gradually going to slow down as it gets further and further away until its distance from the sun balances out, and then its going to start falling towards the sun again.
All caps is always wrong.
Lol.
It can only mean one thing.
They gathered all the information they need and they want to get out of our solar system as soon as possible.
Yes, you missed a decimal point. Nice try though.
Your physics-fu is weak.
“August 24th the Veil will be Removed !”
What Veil?
3I/ATLAS is the third confirmed interstellar object ever detected passing through our solar system, discovered on July 1, 2025, by the NASA-funded Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS).
It is currently understood to be a large interstellar comet, approximately 7 miles (11 kilometers) in diameter, making it the largest such object ever observed. While its origin is unknown, it is believed to have come from outside our solar system and is on a one-way trajectory towards the Sun before departing back into interstellar space.
Nature and Size: 3I/ATLAS is classified as a comet, not an asteroid, and its nucleus is estimated to be about 7 miles (11 km) wide, based on new images from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
This makes it significantly larger than the previous interstellar visitors, 'Oumuamua and Borisov.
Unusual Behavior: The object exhibits a peculiar, non-cometary brightness profile with a steep slope that is more pronounced than any known comet in our solar system.
This has led to speculation about its nature.
Scientific Debate: Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb and colleague Eric Keto have proposed that the observed light profile could be explained by a central light source illuminating surrounding dust, suggesting the object might be a small, artificial body emitting its own light rather than just reflecting sunlight.
This has fueled theories that it could be an alien probe, though this remains highly speculative and not supported by evidence.
Current Status: As of August 20, 2025, the object is still being studied. While some media outlets and theorists have speculated about it being an alien spacecraft or "mother ship", the scientific consensus, as stated by experts like Dr. Laura Driessen, is that it is most likely a natural, albeit very unusual, comet from another star system.
The object is currently moving towards the Sun and will make its closest approach in the coming weeks.
The subs gravitational gravity is speeding up 31/Atlas. That speed is what will insure that 31/Atlas does not get bound to the sun’s gravity, allowing it to pass through our solar system. 31/Atlas will remain about 130 million miles away from the sun at its closest encounter with the sun.
For those who enjoy crunching numbers along with your walnut raisin granola.
This is a DARPA PSYOP. Trying to convince you we are about to be invaded/attacked by intelligent life.