3I/Atlas: Is a Manhattan-sized ALIEN SHIP hurtling towards Earth?!

100 Percent Fed Up ^ | October 20, 2025 | Staff

[redfreedom]

Why do you post stuff like this? Now I won’t be able to sleep tonight, or for that matter for a couple weeks.

Seriously, let’s assume this object is for fact a real alien ship complete with creatures operating it unlike anything we’ve ever seen before or even imagined. And let’s say it landed on Earth. Would anyone believe it then? The answer is NO, most would believe it a high tech joke of some sort.

And if they started killing us, it would be blamed on the Russians or Trump.

[Semper Vigilantis]

These threads always remind of

[Semper Vigilantis]

..and this:

To Serve Man

[faucetman]

“Some people suggested painting it on one side so that it reflects more sunlight on one side, and then it gets nudged a little bit. “

We could just go out there and paint it white? How much paint? How do we get there? Have you contacted IUPAT - International Union of Painters and Allied Trades? What would it cost? Wouldn’t it need to be environmentally safe paint?

[Sirius Lee]

Does it say when we can expect this impact?

Everybody worries about an impact, but what if it's the opposite? What if it pacts us?

[Bonemaker]

Manhattan IS an alien space ship!

[Frank Drebin]

[jmacusa]

Sounds like the firm possibility of a definite maybe.

[jacknhoo]

It’s Jesus! 🤞

[MortMan]

Precise Trajectory – Its orbit aligns unusually close (within 5°) to the plane of the planets, unlike most interstellar objects that arrive from random directions.

That mean that 2.7% of random objects would be within 5 degress of the planetray planes (+/- 5 degrees).

Garbagio.

[Frank Drebin]

[LegendHasIt]

I'm just worried that Randy Quaid won't be around to save us this time.

[dadgum]

Nope. It’s unique because it originated from outside of our galaxy, not the local Oort Cloud. It’s definitely interesting, but it is a natural anomaly.

[rfp1234]

[Bratch]

[vortigern]

Grok's Overall Assessment
These claims are largely grounded in peer-reviewed data (e.g., from ApJ, Nature Astronomy 2025 issues) and highlight genuine outliers in 3I/ATLAS's behavior. While NASA/ESA classify it as a natural comet (icy nucleus ~5 km, active at perihelion), the stacked anomalies (e.g., no thrust despite outgassing, exotic ratios) challenge standard models. Artificial origin remains speculative (Loeb: 35% probability), but odds of all being natural coincidences are <10⁻⁶. Post-perihelion observations (Nov–Dec 2025) from Rubin Observatory will clarify. For now, it's a "time capsule" from ~10 billion years ago, but one that keeps astronomers—and skeptics—up at night.

[BiteYourSelf]

Cities in space.🤔

[missthethunder]

I loved the movie “Meteor”
With Sean Connery, Natalie, Wood, and Brian Keith.

[missthethunder]

“We could just go out there and paint it white?“

I suggest sending a tugboat to push it out of the way.

[kinsman redeemer]