An absolutely gigantic space rock that has a mass larger than 33 billion tons will be making its closest approach to Earth on December 19th. We are being told that this gigantic space rock does not pose a threat, but all of a sudden a "special training exercise" that is exclusively focused on Comet 3I/ATLAS has been scheduled for a two month period beginning on November 27th, 2025 and ending on January 27th, 2026. Needless to say, Comet 3I/ATLAS will make its closest approach to Earth during that two month period. Could it be possible that they have just discovered something about this gigantic space rock that they aren't telling us?
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There has been so much speculation about Comet 3I/ATLAS in recent months, because it is unlike anything that astronomers have ever seen before.
We know that it originated outside of our solar system, and that means that it had to travel a vast distance to get here.
New data from the International Gemini Observatory revealed the object has grown in its estimated size, with it now weighing more than 33 billion tons.
That is one big rock.
Can you imagine what would happen if something like that actually hit us?
Scientists continue to insist on calling it a "comet", but if it is a comet it sure is acting very strangely.
At one point it had an "anti-tail", and now it is being reported that it has just "performed a dramatic tail reversal"...
Astronomers tracking the mysterious interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS have revealed that the object has performed a dramatic tail reversal, now pointing away from the sun.
The change comes just months after Hubble Space Telescope images captured an unusual 'anti-tail,' a jet of particles streaming toward the sun instead of away from it.
New high-resolution observations from the Nordic Optical Telescope in the Canary Islands confirm that the anti-tail seen in July and August 2025 vanished and a new one formed in the opposite direction by September.
That is really weird.
Scientists are telling us that this tail reversal has happened because Comet 3I/ATLAS is now much closer to the Sun...
The shift occurred because the comet's dust and ice particles react differently to sunlight.
Early on, large, slow-moving dust grains scattered light sunward, creating the anti-tail. But as 3I/ATLAS moved closer to the Sun, rising temperatures ejected more ice fragments and longer-lived dust particles, producing the tail that now points away.
Ground-based observations will be impossible through October as the object passes behind the Sun, hidden from Earth's view.
The weeks ahead will reveal a lot about this colossal space rock.
It will be closest to the Sun in late October, and we shall see if that alters the trajectory of Comet 3I/ATLAS at all.
Hopefully it won't.
Hopefully it will just keep flying out of our solar system and never return.