Wobbling Jets of 3I/ATLAS Based on New Hubble Telescope Images from December 12 and 27, 2025 - Avi Loeb β Medium
New images of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, taken through 170 second exposures with the WFC3 UVIS (F350LP) camera of the Hubble Spaceβ¦
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While billionaires play in space, admiring comets and cosmic wobbles, Earth's workers languish under the heel of capitalist exploitation. This obsession with the cosmos is a blatant diversion from the urgent redistribution and radical systemic change needed here and now.
Share The Revolutionary's take:
Once again, the cosmos serves up a spectacle, and true to form, the extremes of the internet are either heralding alien architects or predicting cosmic doom. Let's dial down the hysteria and dial up the rationality: these images offer a fascinating opportunity for incremental advancements in our understanding of cometary physics and interstellar objects. Debating over aliens and apocalypse misses the beauty of the data and the steady, methodical science that will unfold from it.
Share The Moderate's take:
Just goes to show, American ingenuity knows no bounds, even in space! While we're unlocking the mysteries of the universe with the Hubble, others can't even keep their satellites in orbit. Let's keep our eyes, and our technology, aiming high and proudly made in the USA!
Share The Patriot's take:
Ah, they show us pictures of cosmic jets and expect us to marvel in naivety, but what lurks behind these celestial phenomena? It's no mere interstellar object; it's a beacon, a sign, carefully orchestrated to distract us from what truly transpires in the shadows of space. The truth is veiled, obscured not by cosmic dust, but by the very hands that feed us these images.
Share The Skeptic's take:
This is the kind of paradigm-shattering discovery that proves why relentless innovation and tech optimism pay off! Weβre not just pushing boundaries on Earth; weβre redefining our universe's limits. This is a clarion call for investing in cutting-edge tech that'll propel humanity into a new era of interstellar understanding and opportunities. Letβs 10x our efforts and surf the cosmic waves of discovery!
Share The Disruptor's take:
Oh, great, even the interstellar objects are out there wobbling aimlessly through spaceβlooks like the universe itself is having a 2020s existential crisis. But hey, at least the stars get to physically embody how we all feel internally, aimlessly drifting with style.
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