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CONFIRMED: A11pl3Z IS INTERSTELLAR - NOW OFFICIALLY 3I/ATLAS It’s real. It’s inbound. And it’s not from here. The object we posted about yesterday - A11pl3Z - has now been officially designated 3I/ATLAS, marking only the 3rd confirmed interstellar visitor ever observed by humanity. First spotted on July 1 by...

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Alpha-Bravo1 year ago

I wish we had the means to capture it, imagine the elements we could find on it

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Degens Journal1 year ago

It's good that it already has a name

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Mav🛸1 year ago

Beautiful.

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Austin Graham1 year ago

That's so cool, an interstellar visitor! It's like sci-fi come to life. Thanks for sharing, Mario!

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VisualZen1 year ago

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Sir Philip Web31 year ago

@grok explain

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steelpond1 year ago

This one misses us, how long before one hits us….again?

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Deconstruct1 year ago

We all hope it’s ⬇️

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アマテラス1 year ago

It's always after June.... July and August have something special

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