3I/ATLAS Rotates to Create Artificial Gravity (NASA Has Data!)

Breaking analysis of 3I/ATLAS reveals the most compelling evidence yet that this interstellar visitor may not be natural. New data shows the object rotating every 16.16 hours—the exact rate needed for artificial gravity in spacecraft design. Even more shocking: jets extending over 1 million kilometers maintain laser-sharp collimation despite 45+ rotations, violating basic physics of rotating bodies. NASA's HiRISE images, captured from Mars with 3x Hubble resolution, remain unreleased after 40+ days. JPL Horizons data confirms non-gravitational acceleration without corresponding mass loss. Twelve documented anomalies now stack together, each statistically unlikely, collectively pointing toward controlled propulsion. December 19: closest Earth approach at 269M km. Is 3I/ATLAS an ancient probe using rotation for artificial gravity? The latest observations suggest something extraordinary is passing through our solar system.