
The scientific world is in a state of shock over the intrusion of an unknown 'interstellar visitor' from some unknown sphere in the universe into the solar system. Although it is not known what it is, NASA has named it 3I/ATLAS (officially C/2025 N1) and is keeping it under observation. It is assumed to be a comet, but other doubts are also raised.
While the planets, including Earth, orbit the Sun at a very close distance and follow a regular path, the “unknown ‘object’ is moving in a way that it rushes towards the Sun and makes a U-turn and returns. The movement is such that the speed increases and decreases suddenly. Radio waves with a wavelength of 1420 MHz are also emitted. The Parker probe sent by NASA has gone as close as 6.1 million kilometers to the Sun. However, the unknown object is going as close as 20 million kilometers and returning. With this, Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has expressed his suspicion that this is an alien spacecraft.
Man-made spacecraft do not have the ability to follow 3I/ATLAS because the maximum speed of a spacecraft is 45,000 kilometers per hour. The 3I/ATLAS, on the other hand, is travelling at a speed of 1.30 lakh kilometers per hour.
There are fears that 3I/ATLAS could cause problems in the solar system. Some scientists have suggested that the object is made up of ice, carbon-rich materials, silicates, and water that formed billions of years ago, and that the sounds are caused by unusual chemical reactions between hydrogen atoms. They conclude that the 24-kilometre-wide object is a comet.

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