Harvard’s Avi Loeb — the same scientist who rocked the establishment with his claims about interstellar object ‘Oumuamua — now says the newly discovered 3I/ATLAS appears to be “generating it’s own light” using “alien tech.”
That’s right. Not reflecting sunlight like every comet in the textbooks, but glowing on its own.
And while mainstream astronomers scramble to explain this away, calling it a “weird comet” with “dust outgassing,” others are asking: is this alien technology sliding through our solar system under the cover of science?
Or even more disturbing, is the whole thing a psy-op to prepare the masses for a fake alien invasion, as foretold by numerous CIA and agency insiders over the decades?
Images from the Hubble Space Telescope revealed a sun-facing coma — a glow in the “wrong” direction — but no visible tail. Loeb argues the brightness profile falls off far too sharply for normal sunlight scattering. In his words:
“Only a self-illuminating source can explain such a steep decay,” Loeb explained on Medium.
Translation? This thing isn’t just reflecting light. It appears to be powering itself.
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If Loeb is right, then 3I/ATLAS is not the 20-kilometer rock NASA first claimed — but a tiny, artificial craft less than 100 meters across.
The Establishment Strikes Back
Predictably, the establishment rushed to discredit Loeb’s claims. Almost immediately, NASA-linked astronomers pointed to ultraviolet emissions of water vapor detected by the Swift observatory, along with OH gas in the coma. Their message was clear: this is nothing more than a comet, case closed.
Other researchers followed suit. Jewitt and colleagues published a paper claiming the nucleus was “no bigger than 2.8 km.”
That estimate conveniently shrank from the original 20 km size — and it just happened to come after Loeb raised the possibility of alien technology.
Even The Debrief, which acknowledged that 3I/ATLAS is “paradoxical” due to its lack of typical cometary gases, still bent over backward to insist the object must be natural. In other words: pay no attention to the Harvard astronomer behind the curtain.
Out in the open internet, not everyone is so quick to dismiss the anomaly. On Reddit’s r/space, users mocked Loeb with predictable cynicism:
“Lots of astronomers wondered how long it would be before Avi Loeb claimed it was an alien spacecraft.”
“He’s 100% convinced that literally everything is aliens.”But even the critics admit something doesn’t add up. The object shows reddened dust, missing gases, and activity at 6.4 AU — a distance far too cold for normal water-driven sublimation. If this really is a comet, why is it behaving like no other comet ever recorded?
oeb and colleague Eric Keto push the conversation even further. In their latest paper — still unreviewed, meaning free of establishment gatekeeping — they suggest that 3I/ATLAS could be “possibly hostile” alien technology.
Mainstream voices wasted no time branding this “nonsense.” It’s the same word they’ve used again and again — whether dismissing early reports of UFOs, Havana Syndrome, or other so-called “conspiracies” that later proved far more real than officials first admitted.