Amateur Astronomers Capture Striking 3I/ATLAS Images 🔭

Amateur astronomers with backyard telescopes are capturing sharper, stranger images of 3I/ATLAS than NASA’s billion-dollar instruments—and the differences raise real questions.
Meanwhile, a 150 km giant called UN271 is waking up in the deep freeze of the outer solar system, behaving like a comet where almost nothing should be active at all.
Together, these two objects form an unsettling pattern that forces us to ask: are we truly seeing everything that’s happening at the edge of our solar system?