Michio Kaku: 3I/ATLAS poses greater danger than NASA acknowledges

At one hundred twenty-four thousand miles per hour, it screamed past Mars. At the exact moment this interstellar object, 3 i atlas, made its closest approach, nasa’s data streams went completely dark. A government shutdown was the official reason, but the timing is, to put it mildly, suspicious. Now, experts like Michio Kaku are warning that what the agency isn't telling us could have massive consequences. This isn't just a rock; it's an anomaly that has broken every rule for interstellar visitors, and it's getting closer. The danger is not what nasa admits, but what the evidence shows.