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NASA’s Maven spacecraft has been orbiting Mars for 10 years, flawlessly communicating and sending images the entire time malfunctions THE DAY THAT IT WAS GOING TO GET IMAGES OF 3I/ATLAS AND SEND THEM BACK TO EARTH.

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🚨Eight Days Out: 3I/ATLAS, a Silent Mars Orbiter, and the Data NASA Can’t Control Eight days. That's all that separates us from the closest Earth flyby of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS and the timing could not be more revealing. Harvard astrophysicist Dr. Avi Loeb, who has tracked 3I/ATLAS since July, just laid out a sequence of events that raises serious questions. NASA's MAVEN spacecraft, which has been reliably orbiting Mars for nearly a decade, suddenly went silent shortly after 3I/ATLAS passed within 30 million km of the planet on October 2. According to Loeb, the last meaningful data MAVEN returned came from that very encounter. NASA has since acknowledged loss of contact conveniently placing any unreleased imagery or telemetry out of reach. MAVEN did image 3I/ATLAS. We've seen some of that data in a press conference. But now we’re told the spacecraft is unreachable, meaning no further releases, no follow ups, no clarifications. On December 19th there will be a new moon meaning zero lunar contamination. Hundreds of observatories worldwide, JWST, Hubble and ground based arrays across the globe will be getting a good look at the object. Loeb is focused on the jets around 3I/ATLAS. One of them points toward the Sun, which is highly unusual. Measuring the velocity and composition of those jets could answer a critical question. Are we seeing passive sublimation from ice, or active thrust behavior inconsistent with a natural comet? #3IATLAS #AviLoeb #InterstellarObject #UAP #UFO #NASA #JWST #Hubble #SpaceAnomalies #ScientificTransparency #Astrobiology #Disclosure Source:

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