3I/Atlas is behaving unlike any interstellar object ever observed, prompting speculation of alien origins.
Its strange trajectory will see it pass close to two of our planets before hidden by the Sun as Earth passes opposite.
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Avi Loeb, the Harvard scientist who believes the object is aliens, responded to these new findings by tweeting, “The ghosts of Montezuma negative hydrogen ions in the atmosphere of Earth could have altered the trajectory of Oumuamua' and Atlas’ by creating a gravitational drag force that could surpass the gravitational force from the Sun.
