New spectra of 3I/ATLAS from 8m glass incoming. Stay tuned for fresh science soon!

Here is an interesting discussion about the ongoing and future results of our 3I/ATLAS observations.

NASA just shared how HiRISE and the many other “eyes” are seeing interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. From Mars orbit to Sun-watchers, deep-space probes, Hubble & JWST, the Solar System acts as one observatory!

This piece is for everyone who’s tired of “I’m just being open-minded” being used as a shield for sloppy arguments, adorable calculations, misuse of statistics, media hype, and pseudo-Galileo theatrics. If we let cults replace evidence, our brains aren’t “open”… they’ve just fallen out.

I’ll to start an agent that transcribes the entire history of nonsense that Harvard puts into the world around 3I/ATLAS. It’s important for keeping the score in the death match against Schiaparelli and Lowell.

3I/ATLAS starts showing more metals. Still weird ratios, but one of our early speculations appears to be on the right track. Stay tuned for a detailed analysis soon.

Summary article about 3I/ATLAS with a yet unpublished image of its recently developing cometary tail.

3I/Atlas is a “disco ball”. Who knew! arxiv.org/pdf/2508.18382

Cool shot of 3I/ATLAS we got last night through some 8m glass. Looks like a comet to me!

VLT is telling us that 3I/ATLAS is coming in like disco ball. You can be almost certain that Harvard will process this accordingly.

3I/ATLAS IS AWAKENING!! In a weird way. More soon on arXiv…

Are you loebricating (yes, this is a word now!) your social media feed? Here are some thoughts on why this is a bad idea. usujason.substack.com/p/when-exper...

The Thermal Drama of 3I/ATLAS: The above curves are basically a year-long slow cooker recipe for an alien snowball. Moral of the figure: interstellar travel is glamorous, but it’s hell on your skincare routine. Taken from arxiv.org/abs/2508.02777

Show me your PSF and I show you who you are.

The *Fringe Bayesian Explorer* has struck again. My condolences to the other 3I/ATLAS papers posted on arXiv today. arxiv.org/html/2507.12...

🔭 Say hello to 3I/ATLAS - only the third known interstellar object. We’re throwing photons through some 4m and 8m glass tonight. That faint glow in the viewfinder? Looks like a tail. Weak, but sassy. Just like its orbit. New data’s flowing and it’s looking spicy. Stay tuned!

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