Astrophysicist Avi Loeb Documents 8-Major Anomalies In Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS, Including An Impossible Sunward Jet, As It Nears Its Closest Pass to the Sun On October 29

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Why Loeb Says Weird — and What’s Being Overlooked

Loeb lists a series of eight “Dayenu-style” anomalies (Dayenu = “It would have been enough”) regarding 3I/ATLAS:

  1. Sunward jet/anti-tail pointing toward the Sun (instead of away).
  2. Mass vastly greater (he suggests “million times” more massive than ʻOumuamua, “thousand times” more than Borisov) while moving faster.Center for Astrophysics
  3. Orbit aligned within ~5° of ecliptic (unlikely if random).
  4. Fine-tuned arrival timing, passing near Mars, Venus and Jupiter.
  5. Gas plume withnickel but no iron (and an extremely high nickel: cyanide ratio).
  6. Gas plume only ~4% water by mass (contrary to expectations for water-rich comets).
  7. Extreme negative polarization of reflected light — beyond known comet norms.
  8. Arrival direction within ~9° of the “Wow! Signal” radio anomaly (1977).

He doesn’t claim outright that it is alien technology — but argues these anomalies add up to something that merits far greater attention than standard comet-classification does.