Here are the latest updates about 3I/Atlas. New Hubble images from Dec. 12th & Dec. 27th 2025 are revealing something scientists did not expect. 31/Atlas is now shooting out two jests, not one, and they are wobbling and shifting in ways that are again raising serious questions. 3I/Atlas made it's closest approach to Earth on Dec.19th and coming within 270 million km of Earth. Now, it did not do any unusual maneuvers. It did not show any unusual activity, it basically ignored Earth. Right now it is racing away from the Sun at over 144,000 mph, heading right towards Jupiter. But in that window of time, we are collecting the most data we've ever gathered on any interstellar visitor. Here is what Geophysicist Stefon Burns mentioned on the Randall Carison show. "I mean the key thing with 3I/Atlas is that it has really changed our understanding of interstellar objects. I think it is still like percolating through is just how fast it is. That is the key that could be maybe the fastest object we have observed and measured it's velocity."
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