3I/ATLAS Emits Radio Signals & Surprises Astronomers 🌌

3I/ATLAS Is Now Emitting RADIO Signals — And the New Updates Are Shocking | Michio Kaku

3I/ATLAS has just returned from behind the Sun — and the new data is rewriting everything we thought we understood about interstellar visitors.

After weeks of silence, 3I/ATLAS is visible again, and astronomers are stunned.
New emissions… new color analysis… new radio detections… and a completely unexpected chemical profile unlike anything seen in our Solar System.

Recent observations from James Webb, MAVEN, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, China’s Tianwen-1, and MEERKAT radio array are all pointing to the same conclusion:

🔥 3I/ATLAS is NOT the pristine, untouched interstellar messenger scientists hoped for.
Billions of years of exposure to galactic cosmic rays may have created a 10–15 meter thick red crust, hiding the original material beneath. This explains the bizarre CO₂ dominance, the extreme redness, and the chemical signatures no comet in our Solar System has ever shown.

But that’s only the beginning.
ESA’s latest triangulation data now gives us 10× more accurate tracking, making 3I/ATLAS a breakthrough test case for planetary defense.
And for the first time ever, radio emissions from the comet have been detected — confirming its natural activity and shutting down several misinformation claims circulating online.

As 3I/ATLAS moves away from the Sun, we may soon discover whether the heat cracked through that ancient crust…
and whether any pristine interstellar material is finally exposed.
What happens next will shape how we understand all interstellar objects in the future.

This is the most detailed and important 3I/ATLAS update yet.

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