Harvard researchers are investigating a celestial object named 31/Atlas, which is 12 to 13 miles in diameter and traveling towards Earth. Expected to pass about 170 million miles from Earth on December 19, it exhibits unusual acceleration and size. The object is moving at 130,000 miles per hour, a speed that diverges from normal celestial mechanics. Discussions around its nature include the possibility of it being a hostile alien spaceship or a natural object like a comet. Observations of its trajectory face challenges due to solar concealment.
The object, named 31/Atlas, is traveling at unprecedented speeds of around 130,000 miles per hour, marking it as the fastest recorded object in the solar system.
Astrophysicist Avi Loeb states that the unusual acceleration and size of 31/Atlas could suggest potential extraterrestrial technology, indicating that it might be a hostile alien spaceship.
Former MoD UFO investigator Nick Pope speculated that 31/Atlas could be a survey mission due to its unusual attributes, while acknowledging it could also be a comet or asteroid.
The trajectory of 31/Atlas may be designed for concealment, making it difficult for researchers to observe and gather information as it approaches.
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