Harvard Scientist Suggests Massive Comet Could be Alien Technology
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb has sparked speculation on the nature of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, asserting that it may be an alien artifact rather than a natural body. The comet is reported to weigh 33 billion tons and extend over 3.1 miles, making it much larger than prior estimates. Loeb’s analysis of the comet’s movement indicated that its mass is significantly higher than early models predicted. This finding has led to renewed interest in the possibility of extraterrestrial technology reaching our solar system.
The comet, the third known interstellar visitor, is expected to pass near Mars, Jupiter, and Venus in the near future. Loeb has urged NASA to use advanced instruments to study the object more closely. While some findings are not yet confirmed, Loeb’s research and observations suggest the object could be a significant anomaly in space. The implications of this potential discovery have sparked discussions among the scientific community and the public alike.