3I/ATLAS is confirmed interstellar: it follows a hyperbolic, unbound trajectory that marks it as extrasolar. Pre-discovery images extend back to May 2025, and Hubble-based estimates place the nucleus below 1 km (reported range 0.32–5.6 km). It poses no impact threat — it never approaches closer than 1.8 AU (≈270 million km) to Earth. Its coma … Read More “The Mysterious Visitor: 3I/Atlas” »
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Born in Silence: Why Oumuamua’s Hometown Makes No Astronomical Sense
Born in Silence: Why Oumuamua’s Hometown Makes No Astronomical Sense
Serendipitously, Oumuamua traces back to a gravitational dead zone—a silent, empty region without binaries, supernovae, or massive stars to naturally eject objects into interstellar space. This defies conventional astrophysics and suggests a deliberate launch, hidden away from cosmic chaos. As you explore this enigma, you’ll discover why its quiet origin challenges everything we expect about … Read More “Born in Silence: Why Oumuamua’s Hometown Makes No Astronomical Sense” »
