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(11-30-2025, 02:35 AM)Quantum12 Wrote: Still oddness from 3I/Atlas

https://usaherald.com/growing-anomalies-...le-rating/

Kinda reminds me of the ship in Farscape,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moya_(Farscape)#Moya
(12-01-2025, 10:57 PM)Mike27 Wrote: Kinda reminds me of the ship in Farscape,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moya_(Farscape)#Moya

Exactly! 
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(12-02-2025, 02:33 AM)Quantum12 Wrote: Exactly! 
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Are you still discussing that Loeb guys rambelings. 

His evidence has been debunked. I read a couple of days ago that the unexplained course change is from miscalculating the course from its passage by Jupiter. The rest is just melt off from being in deep space for so long. 

It is a passing interstellar comet. Frozen over rock is another way of thinking about it.

It is scientificly interesting because it is different form the ones we see going around and around as the ones commonly known do.
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(12-02-2025, 03:49 AM)BeyondKnowledge Wrote: Are you still discussing that Loeb guys rambelings. 

His evidence has been debunked. I read a couple of days ago that the unexplained course change is from miscalculating the course from its passage by Jupiter. The rest is just melt off from being in deep space for so long. 

It is a passing interstellar comet. Frozen over rock is another way of thinking about it.

It is scientificly interesting because it is different form the ones we see going around and around as the ones commonly known do.

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(12-02-2025, 03:49 AM)BeyondKnowledge Wrote: Are you still discussing that Loeb guys rambelings. 

His evidence has been debunked. I read a couple of days ago that the unexplained course change is from miscalculating the course from its passage by Jupiter. The rest is just melt off from being in deep space for so long. 

It is a passing interstellar comet. Frozen over rock is another way of thinking about it.

It is scientificly interesting because it is different form the ones we see going around and around as the ones commonly known do.

Yeah, everyone seems to be on the same trajectory course of "Help Loeb sell his books".
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So now 3I/Atlas has a heartbeat! Jet like pulsating! 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/...ATLAS.html
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(12-06-2025, 11:08 AM)Quantum12 Wrote: So now 3I/Atlas has a heartbeat! Jet like pulsating! 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/...ATLAS.html


So does boiling water in a pot on a stove if the conditions are just right. 

It is a rock coated in various ices. When they are heated by the Sun, they sublimate off into space. This increased gas forms a  coma and tail. That coma and tail insulates the rock allowing it to cool slightly. This causes the sublimation to slow down which allows more sunlight to hit the rock and warm it back up. This cycle repeats causing it to fluctuate in tempreture, overall look, and tail formation. 

I am reminded of an article I read a day or so ago about snow melting. Some scientist wrote a paper after studying snow melting. The paper said that where rocks were visible in the surface of the snow, the snow melted faster. 

Ok, anyone should know that if they ever looked at snow melting around rocks. The rocks are darker and heat up in the sunlight faster than the snow. This causes the snow around the rocks to melt faster because it is warmer because of the darker rocks. 

And this guy got paid to study the obvious and report on it. The site I was reading it on seemed to think it was a significant find about climate change the way the article was written. 

It seems the obvious is now oblivious to a lot of people including scientists.
I know too much and question everything.
Does anyone know the minimum safe distance of ignorance?
Did anyone ask the monkeys how much fun the barrel actually was?
(12-06-2025, 01:44 PM)BeyondKnowledge Wrote: So does boiling water in a pot on a stove if the conditions are just right. 

It is a rock coated in various ices. When they are heated by the Sun, they sublimate off into space. This increased gas forms a  coma and tail. That coma and tail insulates the rock allowing it to cool slightly. This causes the sublimation to slow down which allows more sunlight to hit the rock and warm it back up. This cycle repeats causing it to fluctuate in tempreture, overall look, and tail formation. 

I am reminded of an article I read a day or so ago about snow melting. Some scientist wrote a paper after studying snow melting. The paper said that where rocks were visible in the surface of the snow, the snow melted faster. 

Ok, anyone should know that if they ever looked at snow melting around rocks. The rocks are darker and heat up in the sunlight faster than the snow. This causes the snow around the rocks to melt faster because to is warmer because of the darker rocks. 

And this guy got paid to study the obvious and report on it. The site I was reading it on seemed to think it was a significant find about climate change the way the article was written. 

It seems the obvious is now oblivious to a lot of people including scientists.


I would like to send you in a spaceship to find out what this really is! You would be a great reporter! We will set you up with special equipment too! Thank you!
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Did 3I/Atlas really change colors!
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-n...r-36396683
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