Is 3I/ATLAS a comet or an alien ship? Harvard's Avi Loeb warns of a 'serial killer' visitor as the interstellar object makes ...

The controversial Harvard astronomer is one of the main sources of the "alien mothership" hypothesis. This is what he thinks, ...

Harvard scientist Avi Loeb claims the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS may be alien technology sent to seed life on Earth, sparking a debate with sceptics who insist it is merely a comet.

The unidentified flying object 3I/ATLAS has 'two jets' coming off its rear which Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb claims 'needs to be explained' in his latest post ...

Could the tail of a comet possibly point towards the Sun and possibly signify something extraordinary? This is the question ...

Did an alien spacecraft just fly by Earth? That’s the question a lot of people, including Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, are asking right now. A massive interstellar object called ...

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS completes its near-miss with Earth, revealing bizarre chemistry and highlighting the growing ...

A composite image of the hydrogen plume surrounding comet 3I/ATLAS. Credit: NASA It's official, if far too late for some people's liking: Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is a comet. We already knew that, ...

Is 3I/ATLAS following its heart? Harvard scientist Avi Loeb believes that 3I/ATLAS boasts a “heartbeat”-like pulse that could provide evidence of its artificial origins — potentially even pointing to ...

By examining the ALMA data, the scientists concluded that both methanol and hydrogen cyanide gas came from 3I/ATLAS’ rocky core. However, methanol also appeared in significant concentrations in the ...

It's difficult to believe that, given the enormous extent of outer space around us, there aren't other life forms out there. Humanity has long been intrigued by the idea, with movies, books, and TV ...

Is there an Outer SpaceX? With 3I/ATLAS set to fly by Earth in just over a week, experts continue to speculate over its origins. Harvard Scientist Avi Loeb believes that if aliens, the comet wouldn’t ...