3I/ATLAS Isn’t Just Reflecting Light — It’s Manipulating It | Avi Loeb

Описание: 3I/ATLAS Isn’t Just Reflecting Light — It’s Manipulating It | Avi Loeb
3I/ATLAS data arrived four hours early. That shouldn’t be possible.
Deep-space observation schedules are not flexible. Transmission windows are calculated precisely—based on distance, signal travel time, telescope orientation, and Earth’s rotation. A deviation of minutes is rare. Four hours is unprecedented.
Yet with 3I/ATLAS, multiple data packets appeared far earlier than predicted.
This isn’t about clock errors or time zones.
The timestamps align internally. The receivers were synchronized. The anomaly is real.
In this video, we examine:
How deep-space data timing normally works


Why a four-hour discrepancy breaks transmission models


Whether signal path shortening is even physically possible


What could cause data to arrive before it mathematically should


Some explanations point to unusual signal propagation.
Others suggest local spacetime distortion.
And some possibilities are far more unsettling.
If the timing is wrong, then either:
Our distance calculations are wrong


Our signal models are incomplete


Or something about 3I/ATLAS is interfering with time, space, or transmission itself


This isn’t speculation.
This is a timing problem that current physics doesn’t comfortably explain.
When data arrives early…
it’s not just a scheduling issue.
It’s a warning.

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