Introduction
A shocking cyberattack has allegedly exposed restricted NASA files. The hacker group Event Horizon claims to have stolen Webb and Hubble images of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS. The leaked data suggests this visitor is not a comet at all — but a machine of artificial origin.
Key Points From the Leak
- Engineered design: Images reportedly show smooth plating, ribbed seams, and radiator-like structures.
- Refined metals: Spectrometer logs point to processed nickel alloys, not naturally formed.
- Reactor-like heat: Webb infrared scans reveal pulsing energy patterns, similar to nuclear venting.
- Planned trajectory: 3I/ATLAS appears to slingshot precisely past Mars, Venus, and Jupiter — like a reconnaissance mission.
NASA’s Public vs. Private Reports
Official statements call 3I/ATLAS “unusual but natural.”
But the alleged leaked drafts contain this striking line:
“Probability of artificial origin cannot be excluded.”
If real, it shows NASA considered non-natural explanations — but kept them out of public releases.
Avi Loeb and the Alien Probe Theory
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, known for controversial theories about ʻOumuamua, has long argued that some interstellar objects could be alien probes. These leaked files — if genuine — appear to support his warnings.
Why It Matters
If 3I/ATLAS is artificial:
- Earth may already be under alien surveillance.
- Humanity could be part of a cosmic database.
- Space agencies must rethink detection, defense, and disclosure.
Conclusion
The Event Horizon leaks remain unverified. But the possibility that 3I/ATLAS is a machine, not a comet, is fueling intense debate. Whether hoax or historic truth, the mystery is pushing scientists — and the public — to look harder at what moves silently through our solar system.
