Is Comet 3I Atlas Actually a Spaceship?

James Kaufman, World News Report Today, is Comet 3I Atlas really a spaceship? We're about to find out on October 29th. The interstellar object will make its closest approach to the Sun. Perihelion is the perfect time for it to perform a solar orbit maneuver or to deploy stealthy probes. If we see any. Unexpected non-gravitational acceleration, artificial lights, or excessive heat, i.e. engine activity, it could point to an alien technology. Otherwise, Comet 3I Atlas is what appears to be a comet. Contrary to widespread reports, we can see 3I Atlas from Earth. So this will be a legitimate acid test of the spaceship hypothesis. Feedback on Comet 3i Atlas has been unusual. We've had a number of strongly worded emails about our coverage of Comet 3i Atlas. About half accuse us of pushing a conspiracy theory, while the other half have stated, quote, It's a spaceship. Stop trying to cover it up. For the record, we think the Comet 3i Atlas is an exotic comet. That's right, a comet. But, like it or not, Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb's attention-seeking spacecraft hypothesis is testable. An orbit maneuver at perihelion would change our minds about this interstellar object. Quote, pushing garbage or the scientific method? You decide, folks. And by the way, today is October 29th, so we'll be keeping a very close eye on Comet 3I Atlas. Please give us a thumbs up. Please share. Always remember that anything's possible. Bizarro world.