“3I/ATLAS Just ACTIVATED Something We Don’t Understand Yet...”

“3I/ATLAS Just ACTIVATED Something We Don’t Understand Yet...”
“3I/ATLAS Just ACTIVATED Something We Don’t Understand Yet...” | Michio Kaku

People ask me all the time as a theoretical physicist, when will the universe reveal its next stunning secret? My response is simple. That moment is unfolding before us right now. A visitor from the vast emptiness between distant stars, officially cataloged as 3I Atlas, is blazing through our corner of the galaxy at incredible speeds. Back in July, we initially spotted it as merely a faint glimmer of starlight barely distinguishable from the cosmic background. Yet today, what stands before our telescopes has morphed into something truly remarkable. We're essentially watching a real time demonstration of cometary mechanics, electromagnetic plasma interactions, and honestly, a profound test of humanity's ability to observe and understand.

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