Is Comet 3I/ATLAS an Alien Probe? Harvard Astronomer Says Yes

Astronomer Dr Avi Loeb has proposed that the comet 3I/ATLAS might be an alien spacecraft. His theory has sparked interest, especially as the object is set to approach Jupiter by 26 March 2026. Meanwhile, social media discussions have linked the comet to older predictions of cosmic events with major consequences for Earth. Dr Loeb suggests that 3I/ATLAS could be deploying smaller probes to investigate Jupiter. He argues that the planet’s massive size would allow satellites to maintain their position with minimal fuel, making it a strategic target for observation. His claims add to the speculation surrounding the comet’s origins and purpose.

Separately, TikTok influencer Kela has connected 3I/ATLAS to a decades-old prediction by Gordon-Michael Scallion. Scallion forecasted a 'blue and white' energetic burst in the sky before an apocalyptic event. He also claimed the burst would affect Earth’s magnetic field, altering geography and weather patterns. Additionally, he described humans experiencing heightened intuition, vivid dreams, and a sense that 'the veil' between worlds was thinning during the event. Comet 3I/ATLAS remains on course for its encounter with Jupiter in 2026. Dr Loeb’s hypothesis about its possible artificial nature continues to generate debate. Scallion’s past predictions, now linked to the comet, have reignited discussions about its potential impact on Earth.