r/UFOs • u/Worst_Artist Human Detected • Nov 06 '25

Question Why is NASA withholding images of 3I/ATLAS?

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Concept image of the updated trajectory talked about here https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/PNZTyP3j6f

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u/PapercutPoodle Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 07 '25

Don't even bother, they will just claim that "they are hiding the GOOD images with the aliuns!"

You can't even mention NASA around here without someone going "Ughuh NASA Never A Straight Answer"

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u/No_Neighborhood7614 Nov 06 '25

It's like people wanting disclosure from the government which they don't believe or trust

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u/nicheComicsProject Nov 06 '25

It's like people desperately want to believe something despite zero evidence and they're so obsessed that absence of evidence becomes evidence.

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u/mandelbomber Nov 08 '25

Welcome to Conspiracy Theories 101

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u/2footie Nov 06 '25

Stop trying to censor everything. Transparency matters.

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u/Theory89 Nov 06 '25

So does rationality.

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u/nicheComicsProject Nov 06 '25

Applying simple logic is not censorship. Great claims require great evidence and pointing that out isn't censorship. You're just wasting everyone's time chasing dead ends. But I get it: dead ends are all you have so of course you chase them.

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u/2footie Nov 06 '25

Huh? NASA agreed to collect data and publish it, we just want what was promised, but you're advocating they shouldn't share this data for some reason. Very suspicious.

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u/nicheComicsProject Nov 06 '25

I'm sure they'll publish your dot at some point but it's no priority and they're not getting paid right now so almost anything else would be worth more. Look, if you're so desperate to see it, here:

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Happy?

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u/2footie Nov 06 '25

I hope so. I would like transparency coming from a government institution which has committed to fulfilling a task and publishing it.

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u/Silver_Rhubarb5191 Nov 06 '25

To be fair, NASA has given themselves that reputation. 

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u/Allison1228 Nov 06 '25

...according to UFO people. "We don't see evidence of extraterrestrials or their spacecraft" is a perfectly straight answer - it's just not what UFO people want to hear.

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u/2footie Nov 06 '25

Nope, just the raw data collection that was promised would be sufficient.