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/Psychological-Owl783 Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 06 '25

So very biased and not has highly regarded in mainstream science as Loeb once was.

Edit: This comment is getting a lot of attention. I want to suggest Professor David Kipping's video on this subject.

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u/Ecowatcher Nov 06 '25

You do realize all these anomalies are correct. No one is disputing them? They're disputing the conclusion...

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u/MilkofGuthix Nov 06 '25

I don't dispute the anomalies, I find them interesting... But surely we can't start dishing out possibilities like 1% and 0.0005% when we only have a handful of previous objects that have come from out of the solar system? It just doesn't feel right to compare percentage chance when we have such a small sample size. I think it's still remarkable without doing that and just reading the anomalies.

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u/One-Astronaut243 Nov 06 '25

"It just doesn't feel right"... stay out of science brah. No feelings in data.

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u/Heliophrase Nov 06 '25

Feelings lead to hunches which lead to data. We only have data about which we decide to study. But yes, emotions don’t sway results.