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Astronomers recently discovered a rare interstellar object that went through our solar system and a Harvard physicist sounds the alarm that their strange features can indicate that it is more than a typical comet.
“The trajectory may be designed,” said Dr. Avi Loeb, a professor of science at Harvard University, at Fox News Digital. “If I had a goal to be on a recognition mission, send mini probes to these planets or supervise them … it seems quite anomalous.”
The object, called 3i/Atlas, was first detected in early July by a alert system of the last asteroid terrestrial impact, or Atlas, a telescope in Chile. According to NASA, the discovery marked only the third time that an interstellar object enters our solar system.
Although NASA has classified the object as a comet, Loeb said that an image of the cosmic visitor indicated an unexpected brightness that appeared in front of the object, instead of putting behind it, which he described as “surprising force.”
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The object, called 3i/Atlas, was first detected in early July by a alert system of the last asteroid terrestrial impact, or Atlas, a telescope in Chile. (Atlas/University of Hawaii/NASA)
“Usually with the quotes you have a tail, a cometary tail, where the dust and gas shine, they reflect the sunlight, and this is the signature of a comet,” Loeb told Fox News Digital. “Here, see a brightness in front, not behind.”
Measuring about 20 kilometers in length, making it larger than Manhattan, 3i/Atlas is also unusually bright for its distance. However, according to LOEB, its most unusual feature is its trajectory.
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“If you imagine objects that enter the solar system from random directions, only one in 500 of them would be so well aligned with the orbits of the planets,” he said.
Although NASA has classified the object as a comet, Loeb said that an image of the cosmic visitor indicated an unexpected brightness that appeared in front of the object, instead of putting behind it, which he described as “surprising force.” (NASA, ESA, David Jewitt (UCLA); Image Processing: Joseph Depasquale (STSCI))
The interstellar object, which comes The center of the Galaxy of the Milky Way, is also expected to pass near Mars, Venus and Jupiter, which is also very unlikely to go to chance, according to LOEB.
“Each of them is also approached, with a probability of one in 20,000,” he said.
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The object 3i/Atlas will reach its closest point to our Sun, about 130 million miles away, on October 30, according to NASA.
“If it is technological, it would obviously have a great impact on the future of humanity,” said Loeb. “We have to decide how to respond to this.”
Dr. Avi Loeb, a professor of science at Harvard University, believes that the mass interstellar object could be an alien probe. (Avi Loeb)
In January, seven years after Spacex’s CEO Elon Musk launched a Tesla Roadster in the orbit, astronomers in the minor center of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrofysics in Massachusetts confused him with an asteroid.
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