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MRO observed 3I/Atlas during its Mars flyby (approx. October 3-7).....

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"The statistical probability of a random interstellar v...
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YOU ARE CONFLATING TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FUJJUKING ANOMAL...
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Our sample size is 3, and from that you extrapolated to 500....
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I didn't "extrapolate to 500" from the "$ampl...
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Date: November 7th, 2025 9:36 PM
Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e ("One Year Performance 1978-1979 (Cage Piece)")

Why are we still waiting for the images, and why does it matter?

It has now been over a month since NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO)—and its high-resolution HiRISE camera—had the best, closest view of the interstellar object `3I/Atlas`.

As of today (November 7), those images have not been released.

The official reason is the ongoing government shutdown, which has furloughed NASA's public affairs and data-release pipeline. While this is procedurally true, it's a failure of scientific priority. Mission-critical staff *are* at their posts protecting these multi-billion-dollar assets. The data almost certainly exists.

Withholding these images, for any reason, is a massive scientific disservice because `3I/Atlas` is not just "another comet." The data we *do* have from other sources confirms it is a "black swan" event that is actively challenging our models.

The "traditional comet" theory is failing to explain a stack of verified anomalies.

1. The Central Paradox: "Thrust-Without-a-Tail"

This is the most significant, data-driven mystery.

**It Has "Thrust":** A report from NASA's own JPL (Davide Farnocchia) confirms `3I/Atlas` is exhibiting "non-gravitational acceleration." Something is actively pushing it.

**It's Missing the "Exhaust":** To produce this much thrust, a normal comet would have to be catastrophically ejecting *at least* 13-15% of its total mass. This would create an enormous, unmissable coma and tail.

**The Contradiction:** Post-perihelion observations (as recent as November 5) confirm this tail is missing. The object shows a "faint glow" but **no evidence** of the massive debris cloud required by the physics.

This is the *exact same* `thrust-without-a-tail` paradox that made `1I/'Oumuamua` a mystery. `2I/Borisov` (our second visitor) was a "normal" comet with a huge tail, which makes `3I/Atlas`'s behavior even more anomalous. We are now 2-for-3 on interstellar visitors that break this model.

2. The "Industrial" Composition

This isn't speculation; it's a verified spectral anomaly from Keck telescope data.

The gas plume of `3I/Atlas` shows **"prominent nickel emission but no evidence for iron."** This "extreme nickel-to-iron ratio" is not found in other known comets, where the two metals always appear together. This chemical signature is, however, characteristic of industrially-refined nickel.

3. The "Impossible" Orbit

The object is on a retrograde trajectory that is aligned **within 5 degrees** of our solar system's flat ecliptic plane. The statistical probability of a random interstellar visitor having this specific alignment is **0.2%** (1 in 500).

The MRO images are the highest-resolution data we have from its closest encounter. They could provide the ground truth on these anomalies. The public deserves to see them.



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Date: November 8th, 2025 12:53 PM
Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e ("One Year Performance 1978-1979 (Cage Piece)")



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Date: November 8th, 2025 12:56 PM
Author: https://imgur.com/a/o2g8xYK


"The statistical probability of a random interstellar visitor having this specific alignment is **0.2%** (1 in 500)"

We've only observed two other interstellar objects, and one of them also moved fast and escaped the sun's orbit. So the odds seem closer to 2 in 3 than 1 in 500. How did OP become this retarded?

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Date: November 8th, 2025 1:11 PM
Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e ("One Year Performance 1978-1979 (Cage Piece)")

YOU ARE CONFLATING TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FUJJUKING ANOMALIES, IMGUR, MY FRIEND:

ANOMALY A = THE ORBIT (The 0.2% $tat) -

This is the PATH the object is on. Its 5-degree alignment with the ecliptic.

ANOMALY B = THE ACCELERATION (The 2/3 $tat) -

This is the BEHAVIOR of the object. The thrust-without-a-tail.

​You literally took the $tat from ANOMALY B (which is *another* fking anomaly, u idiot) to "rebut" the $tat for ANOMALY A.

This is NOT an argument.

This is a fukkiking NON-SEQUITUR.

It's only a "$ign" that your brain is broken ljl

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Date: November 8th, 2025 1:18 PM
Author: https://imgur.com/a/o2g8xYK


Our sample size is 3, and from that you extrapolated to 500. You're fucking retarded

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Date: November 8th, 2025 1:30 PM
Author: Mainlining the $ecret Truth of the Univer$e ("One Year Performance 1978-1979 (Cage Piece)")

I didn't "extrapolate to 500" from the "$ample $ize of 3," u fukin retraded ape..

THE 1-IN-500 (0.2%) IS THE BASELINE PROBABILITY.

It's the pre-calculated stat, based on fukkkking orbital mechanics, of *ANY* random inter$$$tellar object having that 5-degree ecliptic alignment..

we are comparing our $ample *AGAINST* that baseline, u fag

the fuking ANOMALY is that ONE OF OUR FIRST THREE SAMPLES (3I/Atlas) HIT this 1-in-500 $lot machine jackpot.

u don't understand what a "$ample" is

u don't understand what "probability" is

u don't seem to understand fuiking anything

$top poa$ting myu friend

TLDR (bc i know u need it heh):

(1) I did not "extrapolate" from the sample; I am comparing the sample against the baseline. Fag.

(2) the real anomaly: that one of our very first three samples (3I/Atlas) just so happened to hit this 1-in-500 statistical jackpot.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5794803&forum_id=2).#49412602)