3I/Atlas and the Future of Humanity
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Marshall Masters
Dec 11, 2025, 7:35:45 PMDec 11
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As of this publication date, we are eight days out from the nearest approach of 3I/Atlas to Earth, and social media is abuzz.
This is to be expected because humanity’s fascination with comets is ancient, emotional, and universal, and 3I/Atlas has, without question, captured human imagination — psychologically, culturally, and scientifically.
Cynics say it’s just a comet, but others openly wonder about the possibility that 3I/ATLAS is more. Much more, and so there is controversy over “intelligent life” or artificial technology associated with the comet, and what that means for humanity.
The man who first sparked this controversy is Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, and major media outlets widely covered his views. Loeb maintains that 3I/ATLAS might not be a usual comet and could even be alien technology or engineered in some way.
Critics emphasize that there was no evidence for his interpretation, but let’s frame this another way.
In our article Signs 108 – The Bitch Is Back, we posted a December 2025 image of two suns in the sky as observed by a flight of Bell UH-1 helicopters.
This is what GROK had to say about it, and mind you, Grok is primarily based on the Google Search Index, which is rife with deep state propaganda:
“GROK: Recent online discussions link similar “two suns” visuals to comets like 3I/ATLAS or religious prophecies, but experts attribute them to optical illusions like sun dogs or lens artifacts, with no verified global event reported in early December 2025.”
The point here is that critics and naysayers are typically biased and will resort to pulling straws in order to dismiss any view inconsistent with their beliefs and agendas.
With this in mind, let’s take a deep dive into 3I/ATLAS regarding its observation timeline and controversies. Plus, what are the contact possibilities if Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb's suggestion that 3I/ATLAS might not be a usual comet and that it could even be alien technology or engineered in some way?
This is to be expected because humanity’s fascination with comets is ancient, emotional, and universal, and 3I/Atlas has, without question, captured human imagination — psychologically, culturally, and scientifically.
Cynics say it’s just a comet, but others openly wonder about the possibility that 3I/ATLAS is more. Much more, and so there is controversy over “intelligent life” or artificial technology associated with the comet, and what that means for humanity.
The man who first sparked this controversy is Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, and major media outlets widely covered his views. Loeb maintains that 3I/ATLAS might not be a usual comet and could even be alien technology or engineered in some way.
Critics emphasize that there was no evidence for his interpretation, but let’s frame this another way.
In our article Signs 108 – The Bitch Is Back, we posted a December 2025 image of two suns in the sky as observed by a flight of Bell UH-1 helicopters.
This is what GROK had to say about it, and mind you, Grok is primarily based on the Google Search Index, which is rife with deep state propaganda:
“GROK: Recent online discussions link similar “two suns” visuals to comets like 3I/ATLAS or religious prophecies, but experts attribute them to optical illusions like sun dogs or lens artifacts, with no verified global event reported in early December 2025.”
The point here is that critics and naysayers are typically biased and will resort to pulling straws in order to dismiss any view inconsistent with their beliefs and agendas.
With this in mind, let’s take a deep dive into 3I/ATLAS regarding its observation timeline and controversies. Plus, what are the contact possibilities if Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb's suggestion that 3I/ATLAS might not be a usual comet and that it could even be alien technology or engineered in some way?
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