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It's now CONFIRMED! ☄️Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is indeed a #comet. ✨Recent images captured by the Gemini North telescope, an extremely powerful telescope on Maunakea, #Hawaii, show the object has now developed a compact coma & trail - thus confirming previous data that it IS a comet. 💫As it hurdles...

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The interstellar object 31/ATLAS has been imaged by the Hubble telescope. It's clearly showing a coma As expected for a comet and the tail should become more obvious as it gets nearer to the sun. It is likely the initial size estimates will be revised downwards for the nucleus.
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The interstellar object 31/ATLAS has been imaged by the Hubble telescope. It's clearly showing a coma As expected for a comet and the tail should become more obvious as it gets nearer to the sun. It is likely the initial size estimates will be revised downwards for the nucleus.

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Is 3I/ATLAS Planning an Oberth Maneuver? Dr. Avi Loeb believes the upcoming alignment of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS on October 21, 2025, may be more than a coincidence. As it moves directly behind the Sun, it will disappear from Earth’s telescopes just eight days before reaching its closest approach. Loeb suggests this could be the perfect setup for an Oberth maneuver — a powerful acceleration technique used by spacecraft near massive bodies like the Sun to gain speed. At perihelion on October 29, 3I/ATLAS will be exposed to more than 33 gigawatts of solar energy, nearly a third of the total output of all U.S. nuclear power plants. If it is an artificial craft or mothership, Loeb argues, that energy could be harnessed to power advanced systems — all while remaining hidden from our view. If the object behaves purely according to gravity, it will confirm a natural origin. But any unexplained acceleration or change in trajectory, Loeb warns, “would signal something far more profound.”
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Is 3I/ATLAS Planning an Oberth Maneuver? Dr. Avi Loeb believes the upcoming alignment of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS on October 21, 2025, may be more than a coincidence. As it moves directly behind the Sun, it will disappear from Earth’s telescopes just eight days before reaching its closest approach. Loeb suggests this could be the perfect setup for an Oberth maneuver — a powerful acceleration technique used by spacecraft near massive bodies like the Sun to gain speed. At perihelion on October 29, 3I/ATLAS will be exposed to more than 33 gigawatts of solar energy, nearly a third of the total output of all U.S. nuclear power plants. If it is an artificial craft or mothership, Loeb argues, that energy could be harnessed to power advanced systems — all while remaining hidden from our view. If the object behaves purely according to gravity, it will confirm a natural origin. But any unexplained acceleration or change in trajectory, Loeb warns, “would signal something far more profound.”

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🚨 BIG UPDATE on 3I/ATLAS! 🚨 For the first time, world-renowned physicist Dr. Michio Kaku has spoken about the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS — now speeding toward our Sun on a hyperbolic path from beyond our solar system! ☄️ Unlike any known comet or asteroid, 3I/ATLAS is moving so fast that it could not have originated here. Scientists believe it might carry clues about the formation of other star systems — or even something far more unusual. 👀 Dr. Kaku discussed the object’s strange trajectory and its potential to redefine our understanding of the universe during his appearance on NEWSMAX In just a few days, telescopes worldwide will capture new data that could answer — or deepen — the mystery. 💬 What do you think? Is 3I/ATLAS just a cosmic rock… or something we’re not ready to understand yet? #spacemystery #MichioKaku #3IATLAS #Interstellar #Astronomy
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🚨 BIG UPDATE on 3I/ATLAS! 🚨 For the first time, world-renowned physicist Dr. Michio Kaku has spoken about the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS — now speeding toward our Sun on a hyperbolic path from beyond our solar system! ☄️ Unlike any known comet or asteroid, 3I/ATLAS is moving so fast that it could not have originated here. Scientists believe it might carry clues about the formation of other star systems — or even something far more unusual. 👀 Dr. Kaku discussed the object’s strange trajectory and its potential to redefine our understanding of the universe during his appearance on NEWSMAX In just a few days, telescopes worldwide will capture new data that could answer — or deepen — the mystery. 💬 What do you think? Is 3I/ATLAS just a cosmic rock… or something we’re not ready to understand yet? #spacemystery #MichioKaku #3IATLAS #Interstellar #Astronomy

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🚨 The Mystery Deepens: Has 3I/ATLAS Broken Apart... or Activated? 👀 Something extraordinary is unfolding in our skies — and scientists aren’t ruling out anything. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb has just shared stunning new details about the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, and it’s unlike any comet we’ve ever seen. After passing close to the Sun on October 29, telescopes detected seven powerful jets shooting from the object — some stretching over a million kilometers through space. Loeb says these jets carry an enormous amount of mass, meaning a natural comet would have to be at least 20 kilometers wide or shattered into many smaller pieces to produce them. In other words, 3I/ATLAS might have exploded into fragments. But here’s where it gets truly mysterious — if those jets aren’t natural, Loeb says they could be thrusters. And that would mean we’re not looking at a broken rock at all… but something engineered — perhaps a technological object using controlled propulsion. In the coming weeks, scientists across the globe — including the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes — will track 3I/ATLAS as it moves closer to Earth, reaching its nearest point on December 19. By then, Loeb says, we’ll finally know whether this interstellar visitor is a comet, a fragmented mystery, or something far more unearthly. 🎄 “Whatever it is,” Loeb says, “by the holidays, we’ll know — whether it’s just a rock... or something more exciting.” Wouldn’t that be one wild Christmas gift for humanity? 🌌 🎥 Watch below as Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb himself reveals these shocking new updates: #3IATLAS #AviLoeb #spacemystery #interstellarobject
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🚨 The Mystery Deepens: Has 3I/ATLAS Broken Apart... or Activated? 👀 Something extraordinary is unfolding in our skies — and scientists aren’t ruling out anything. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb has just shared stunning new details about the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, and it’s unlike any comet we’ve ever seen. After passing close to the Sun on October 29, telescopes detected seven powerful jets shooting from the object — some stretching over a million kilometers through space. Loeb says these jets carry an enormous amount of mass, meaning a natural comet would have to be at least 20 kilometers wide or shattered into many smaller pieces to produce them. In other words, 3I/ATLAS might have exploded into fragments. But here’s where it gets truly mysterious — if those jets aren’t natural, Loeb says they could be thrusters. And that would mean we’re not looking at a broken rock at all… but something engineered — perhaps a technological object using controlled propulsion. In the coming weeks, scientists across the globe — including the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes — will track 3I/ATLAS as it moves closer to Earth, reaching its nearest point on December 19. By then, Loeb says, we’ll finally know whether this interstellar visitor is a comet, a fragmented mystery, or something far more unearthly. 🎄 “Whatever it is,” Loeb says, “by the holidays, we’ll know — whether it’s just a rock... or something more exciting.” Wouldn’t that be one wild Christmas gift for humanity? 🌌 🎥 Watch below as Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb himself reveals these shocking new updates: #3IATLAS #AviLoeb #spacemystery #interstellarobject

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🚨 BREAKING: In the same week, two extremely unusual objects appeared near the Sun: Interstellar 3I/ATLAS, and then a new object - C/2025 V1 Borisov, which is also almost interstellar. Loeb, professor of astrophysics at Harvard University: "If 3I/ATLAS is a comet, a fragment could have broken off. If it’s a mothership, it could have released a probe." And now comes the best part 👇 Their orbits are almost perpendicular, meaning they are not related by gravity. But if they were objects of technological origin, they could maneuver anywhere! What is happening near the Sun? #3IATLAS #Space #Mothership #UFO
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3I/ATLAS

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🚨 3I/ATLAS Update: The Interstellar ‘Comet’ That Won’t Act Like a Comet If you thought 3I/ATLAS was just another space rock passing through… yeah, that theory is falling apart fast. The deeper astronomers look, the weirder this thing gets — and the latest observations have pushed it even further outside the “normal comet” category. Here’s what’s new — and why researchers are quietly losing their minds over it: 1. The Shape Is Still Wrong Hubble’s new high-res images don’t show a round nucleus like most comets — instead, ATLAS appears elongated and possibly “ship-like,” wrapped in a glowing dust cocoon. That has triggered two competing theories: ✅ It’s unusually symmetrical for something natural. ✅ Its surface may have been reshaped by billions of years of cosmic radiation or something else entirely. 2. The Activity Doesn’t Match the Distance When Hubble first imaged it in July 2025, ATLAS was 277 million miles from Earth — way too far from the Sun to be this active. Yet it was venting material so intensely that it looked like something powered, almost like an engine running in space. That is not normal comet behavior. At that distance, most comets are basically frozen rock. 3. The Tail Is Growing Fast — and Wrong The tail now stretches far beyond early size estimates, reacting violently to sunlight. Astronomers are calling the outflow “prematurely aggressive” — meaning the comet is overactive for where it is in its orbit. That either means: ✅ It contains exotic ices that react differently than Solar System comets or ✅ Something is happening beneath the surface that we don’t understand yet 4. The Chemistry Doesn’t Match Anything We Know JWST readings show the object is rich in CO₂, far more than water-ice, which is flipped compared to most comets here. In fact, the ratio is 8× higher than expected, meaning it was likely formed in a completely different kind of planetary system — or rearranged over billions of years drifting through interstellar space. Some scientists now believe its outer layer may be 15–20 meters deep in radiation-baked crust, hiding whatever is underneath. 5. It’s Extremely Old — and Possibly Altered Estimated age? Around 7 billion years. That’s older than our Sun. Meaning: • It could be a broken fragment from a dead star system • It has been bombarded by cosmic rays for longer than the Earth has existed • What we’re seeing may not be its original form at all 6. And Yes — The “Alien Mothership” Jokes Are Back Because of: • The shape • The early activity • The weird tail behavior • The non-Solar-System chemistry • The fact that it’s only the 3rd interstellar object we’ve ever seen …people online are already calling it “the real alien mothership of 2025.” NASA obviously isn’t saying that, but they are saying this object has “rewritten what we thought we knew about interstellar visitors.” Translation: scientists are confused, intrigued, and watching it obsessively before it slingshots back into deep space forever. Why This Matters We’re not just watching another comet, we’re looking at raw material from another solar system, possibly older than ours, behaving in ways we can’t yet explain. New instruments are now tracking: whether it keeps brightening unnaturally whether its shape changes again near perihelion whether the tail reveals deeper composition whether it fragments the way ʻOumuamua did This is a once-in-a-civilization chance to examine something not from here. And the more we learn, the stranger it gets. #DeepUniverse #fblifestyle #3IATLAS #InterstellarObject #AlienPossibility #SpaceFootage #AstronomyNews

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79,873 views • 9 months ago

🚨Avi Loeb and Mayim Bialik on 3I/ATLAS: The Part You Need To Hear Everyone’s defaulting to “it’s a comet.” A comet has a tail. Hubble’s fresh look at 3I/ATLAS shows no tail. Worse (or better, depending on your curiosity) there is a glow in front of the object. “It’s got headlights.” Stay curious. Track the data through and after perihelion. If it’s natural, it’ll show you. If it isn’t, we’ll wish we’d paid attention. Source: #3IATLAS #AviLoeb #MayimBialik #LoebScale #InterstellarObject #Space #Astronomy #UAP #CometOrNot
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🚨Avi Loeb and Mayim Bialik on 3I/ATLAS: The Part You Need To Hear Everyone’s defaulting to “it’s a comet.” A comet has a tail. Hubble’s fresh look at 3I/ATLAS shows no tail. Worse (or better, depending on your curiosity) there is a glow in front of the object. “It’s got headlights.” Stay curious. Track the data through and after perihelion. If it’s natural, it’ll show you. If it isn’t, we’ll wish we’d paid attention. Source: #3IATLAS #AviLoeb #MayimBialik #LoebScale #InterstellarObject #Space #Astronomy #UAP #CometOrNot

Skywatch Signal

243,910 views • 10 months ago

🚨AVI LOEB ISSUES WARNING ON 3I/ATLAS 🚨😱 ⚠️Harvard astrophysicist Professor Avi Loeb is once again challenging mainstream assumptions—this time over the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, urging scientists to abandon complacency and confront what he calls a growing list of unexplained anomalies. 😳In a detailed interview with filmmaker and author L.A. Marzulli, Loeb stressed that 3I/ATLAS cannot be casually dismissed as “just another comet.”☄️ 🗣️ “There are a large number of anomalies about this object,” Loeb said. “Even if you think it’s a comet, you must ask why these anomalies exist.” 🌌 WHY 3I/ATLAS IS DIFFERENT • It is only the third interstellar object ever observed • Scientists have no real expertise or baseline for such objects • Assuming it behaves like solar-system comets is, according to Loeb, scientific arrogance ☀️ THE ANTI-TAIL PROBLEM One of the strangest features is a persistent jet pointing toward the Sun, sometimes called an anti-tail. Normally, comet dust and gas are pushed away by solar radiation. Here, the glow extends in front of the object, toward the Sun — something Loeb says is not well explained by known physics. 🔭 HUBBLE’S SHOCKING FIND Hubble Space Telescope images revealed four distinct, symmetrically spaced jets. Loeb admitted: “I tried to explain it… but it remains a puzzle.” 🧭 ORBITAL COINCIDENCES • The object travels almost exactly within the planetary plane • Probability of this alignment: ~1 in 500 • Rotation axis appears directed toward the Sun Loeb asks: “Why these coincidences?” ⚙️ ODD COMPOSITION 3I/ATLAS reportedly contains large amounts of nickel with very little iron. Loeb notes this ratio is: • Rare in nature • Common in industrial nickel alloys produced technologically 👁️‍🗨️ THE BIGGER ISSUE Loeb warns that institutional resistance to unlikely ideas can blind science to “black swan events” — low probability, high impact phenomena. 🗣️ “You multiply small probability by big impact, and you get something that must be taken seriously.” 📅 WHAT’S NEXT A critical moment is coming: March 16, 2026, when 3I/ATLAS enters Jupiter’s gravitational domain — an event Loeb says could reveal new clues. 🚫 Loeb does not claim it is alien technology. ✅ He insists it is not fully understood. ⚠️ And dismissing anomalies without explanation is bad science. Natural object? Possibly. Ordinary comet? Questionable. Fully explained? Absolutely not. The universe doesn’t owe us simple answers. 👀🌌 #AviLoeb #3IATLAS #InterstellarObject #SpaceMystery #CosmicAnomaly #AlienQuestion #Astrophysics #BlackSwan
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🚨AVI LOEB ISSUES WARNING ON 3I/ATLAS 🚨😱 ⚠️Harvard astrophysicist Professor Avi Loeb is once again challenging mainstream assumptions—this time over the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, urging scientists to abandon complacency and confront what he calls a growing list of unexplained anomalies. 😳In a detailed interview with filmmaker and author L.A. Marzulli, Loeb stressed that 3I/ATLAS cannot be casually dismissed as “just another comet.”☄️ 🗣️ “There are a large number of anomalies about this object,” Loeb said. “Even if you think it’s a comet, you must ask why these anomalies exist.” 🌌 WHY 3I/ATLAS IS DIFFERENT • It is only the third interstellar object ever observed • Scientists have no real expertise or baseline for such objects • Assuming it behaves like solar-system comets is, according to Loeb, scientific arrogance ☀️ THE ANTI-TAIL PROBLEM One of the strangest features is a persistent jet pointing toward the Sun, sometimes called an anti-tail. Normally, comet dust and gas are pushed away by solar radiation. Here, the glow extends in front of the object, toward the Sun — something Loeb says is not well explained by known physics. 🔭 HUBBLE’S SHOCKING FIND Hubble Space Telescope images revealed four distinct, symmetrically spaced jets. Loeb admitted: “I tried to explain it… but it remains a puzzle.” 🧭 ORBITAL COINCIDENCES • The object travels almost exactly within the planetary plane • Probability of this alignment: ~1 in 500 • Rotation axis appears directed toward the Sun Loeb asks: “Why these coincidences?” ⚙️ ODD COMPOSITION 3I/ATLAS reportedly contains large amounts of nickel with very little iron. Loeb notes this ratio is: • Rare in nature • Common in industrial nickel alloys produced technologically 👁️‍🗨️ THE BIGGER ISSUE Loeb warns that institutional resistance to unlikely ideas can blind science to “black swan events” — low probability, high impact phenomena. 🗣️ “You multiply small probability by big impact, and you get something that must be taken seriously.” 📅 WHAT’S NEXT A critical moment is coming: March 16, 2026, when 3I/ATLAS enters Jupiter’s gravitational domain — an event Loeb says could reveal new clues. 🚫 Loeb does not claim it is alien technology. ✅ He insists it is not fully understood. ⚠️ And dismissing anomalies without explanation is bad science. Natural object? Possibly. Ordinary comet? Questionable. Fully explained? Absolutely not. The universe doesn’t owe us simple answers. 👀🌌 #AviLoeb #3IATLAS #InterstellarObject #SpaceMystery #CosmicAnomaly #AlienQuestion #Astrophysics #BlackSwan

3I/ATLAS updates

22,585 views • 7 months ago

Professor Avi Loeb points to 3I/ATLAS's very high speed of 130,000 mph, as an indication that it might be controlled by aliens? "It is difficult to imagine a natural process that would favor a plunge towards our inner solar system at 60 kilometers per second." "An alternative is that the object is targeting our inner solar system, by some technological design." 7 miles (15 km) in diameter. What do YOU think? First stop > Mars.
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Professor Avi Loeb points to 3I/ATLAS's very high speed of 130,000 mph, as an indication that it might be controlled by aliens? "It is difficult to imagine a natural process that would favor a plunge towards our inner solar system at 60 kilometers per second." "An alternative is that the object is targeting our inner solar system, by some technological design." 7 miles (15 km) in diameter. What do YOU think? First stop > Mars.

Red Collie (Dr. Horace Drew) scientist/inventor

998,296 views • 1 year ago

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 the ATLAS telescope in Chile, its high-velocity, hyperbolic trajectory set off alarms immediately. ESA just confirmed it: this thing came from outside the solar system. A time-lapse from July 2 via Las Cumbres Observatory in Hawaii shows the comet slicing through space, a ghost from another star system passing through ours. Not an asteroid. Not a moon. Not ours. And not staying long. Eyes up. Interstellar just got real again. Source: ESA, Las Cumbres Observatory
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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 the ATLAS telescope in Chile, its high-velocity, hyperbolic trajectory set off alarms immediately. ESA just confirmed it: this thing came from outside the solar system. A time-lapse from July 2 via Las Cumbres Observatory in Hawaii shows the comet slicing through space, a ghost from another star system passing through ours. Not an asteroid. Not a moon. Not ours. And not staying long. Eyes up. Interstellar just got real again. Source: ESA, Las Cumbres Observatory

Mario Nawfal

868,058 views • 1 year ago

Moon Sighting The crescent moon will set after the sun, by the will of Allah, 33 minutes later, InshaAllah. This duration gives us ease in observing the crescent, as it will be at an elevation of more than seven degrees. By the will of Allah, it will be north of the sun by an amount of approximately 264 degrees, while the sun will set at 261 degrees on the horizontal circle. The sighting of the crescent will depend on weather conditions, and there is a possibility of passing and scattered clouds. However, we pray to Allah that we do not fast a day from Sha'ban or break our fast a day from Ramadan.
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Moon Sighting The crescent moon will set after the sun, by the will of Allah, 33 minutes later, InshaAllah. This duration gives us ease in observing the crescent, as it will be at an elevation of more than seven degrees. By the will of Allah, it will be north of the sun by an amount of approximately 264 degrees, while the sun will set at 261 degrees on the horizontal circle. The sighting of the crescent will depend on weather conditions, and there is a possibility of passing and scattered clouds. However, we pray to Allah that we do not fast a day from Sha'ban or break our fast a day from Ramadan.

𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗻

84,976 views • 1 year ago

And finally....its NOT an Asteroid. Yes.... They are here...... . A mysterious interstellar object, 31/ATLAS, is racing through our solar system and will reach its closest point to the sun October 29. At the same time, NASA is preparing the Artemis II mission for 2026, and aiming to return humans to the Moon by 2027. But the question remains… Is NASA showing us everything? Or is something being kept in the shadows of space?
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And finally....its NOT an Asteroid. Yes.... They are here...... . A mysterious interstellar object, 31/ATLAS, is racing through our solar system and will reach its closest point to the sun October 29. At the same time, NASA is preparing the Artemis II mission for 2026, and aiming to return humans to the Moon by 2027. But the question remains… Is NASA showing us everything? Or is something being kept in the shadows of space?

முரளி

90,545 views • 9 months ago

Putin answering a question on whether the comet 3I/ATLAS, which has been flying towards Earth for several months. could be an alien ship (my translation): "Let’s keep this strictly between us, because it's classified information. (It's) our secret weapon. We’ll only use it in the most extreme case. Which we won’t, because we’re actually against putting weapons in space. "Jokes aside, it’s just a comet. Our scientists know exactly what it is. It’s from another galaxy, so it behaves differently from our local comets. It has a different shell, comes closer to the Sun, some unusual processes on the surface. Even the tail looks a bit odd. Nothing mystical. "It’s a decent size, maybe two to six kilometres. But for perspective: the Moon is 400,000 kilometres away. This thing is hundreds of millions of kilometres from us. So no, it’s not about to hit anyone."
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Putin answering a question on whether the comet 3I/ATLAS, which has been flying towards Earth for several months. could be an alien ship (my translation): "Let’s keep this strictly between us, because it's classified information. (It's) our secret weapon. We’ll only use it in the most extreme case. Which we won’t, because we’re actually against putting weapons in space. "Jokes aside, it’s just a comet. Our scientists know exactly what it is. It’s from another galaxy, so it behaves differently from our local comets. It has a different shell, comes closer to the Sun, some unusual processes on the surface. Even the tail looks a bit odd. Nothing mystical. "It’s a decent size, maybe two to six kilometres. But for perspective: the Moon is 400,000 kilometres away. This thing is hundreds of millions of kilometres from us. So no, it’s not about to hit anyone."

Brian McDonald

802,326 views • 7 months ago