Comet 3I/ Atlas's Tail Grows As It Move Further From Our Sun?

Wobbling jets of three-eye atlas based on new Hubble telescope images from December 27th. Scientists are currently comparing images taken from Hubble from December 12th and then again on December 27th, and they're seeing even more of a wobble from this comet. One would think after this long of a trip, this meteor would be just about perfectly round, and tumbling or spinning almost perfectly, but that's not what we're seeing. In our latest images of Three-Eyed Atlas, it's actually wobbling more, and the jets are even more unequal than they were when they came through our solar system. Definitely not what we're used to seeing. The picture on the left is Comet Three-Eyed Atlas taken December 12th by Hubble. it's headed to the right and that's its front jet always opposite of the sun and this is its rear jet that's pointing to the sun which is enormous and well freakish something that we're not used to seeing so in our latest Three-Eyed Atlas images comet is actually wobbling more and jets are more unequal. Now, everyone's made this very hard to understand, so I'm going to try to make it very easy. First off, they're not expected to see any tail pointing towards our sun here, only the opposite of our sun here. The tail pointing towards the sun is 100 times plus the size of the tail that they usually are expected to see. This is the 12th of December. This is the 27th of december i'm going to show you all two more pictures and then we're going to listen to Avi Loeb explain what he thinks we're seeing happen i'll actually show you three more pictures this is the comet here this is the tail they saw on the 12th that they weren't expecting very very long although it's grown in both girth length and well every other way it can and this is the tail that they expected to see pointing the opposite way of our sun as it leaves our solar system. You can see, well, the tail that was not expected is hundreds of times larger than the tail they expected to see, although the tail they expected to see looks much more powerful. All right, they tell us this is another Hubble photo from the 12th with a different filter on it. We don't know if that's true or false, but that's what they tell us i also have another one from the 27th with a different filter on it i guess the others are infrared or ultraviolet and infrared filters and this is supposed to be coming through atlas on the 27th from hubble with no filter again obviously this is your basic black and white all right so we've determined that the anti-tail appears to be growing in length diameter and strength which is impossible to explain being that it is now further away from our sun than the earlier pictures on the 12th now they do have a few hypotheses and they've offered them up to explain this a this could be caused by solar winds that have tracked down or caught the comet it's just reacting to these winds b said the jets are opposite sides of the nucleus and have different sources of energy, or C. Both jets originate from the same source of energy, but pass through different compositions and rocks depending on what part of the comet the cone or the source is located, and that changes the actual ejecta. It moves to the ejection point and is changed on the way from the single source, the nucleus. Finally, Avi Loeb says that there's a chance that we're seeing this huge tail grow more than 100 times larger in the back because it is an alien propulsion system. That's right, alien propulsion system. Again, most human mainstream scientists are saying this is due to, Well, this growth is due to the dust that the rear jet might be incurring and perhaps a different source of energy than the front jet and even maybe solar winds that have caught up with the comet or a combination of all three. Of course, we have Avi Loeb out there insisting on this must be an alien propulsion system. More information will be determined once our Keck Observatory in Hawaii and our Very Large Telescope in Chile's data is interpreted, which will be very soon. Meanwhile, questions still surround this very strange comet. As the antipode supposed to weaken, not strengthen, as the object moves further away from our sun? God bless, folks. Let me know what you think. Comments below. and i think we pretty much had enough of coming through my atlas personally god bless please give us a thumbs up please share always remember anything's possible bizarro world