@ShitpostRock2 One was upper middle class but larps as poor. One was top 1% but larps as upper middle class. They're both rich, narcissistic, grifting streamers.
China's silence on #3IATLAS is more concerning than NASA's shutdown
Three days ago, 3I/ATLASâthe third confirmed interstellar objectâmade its closest approach to Mars (30 million km), with five spacecraft positioned to capture unprecedented observations: NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, ESA's Mars Express and ExoMars TGO, UAE's Hope probe, and **China's Tianwen-1**.
As of October 6th, 2025, we have **zero official images** from any agency. NASA blames the government shutdown (started October 1st, suspiciously 48 hours before the flyby). ESA promised observations through October 7th but has released nothing beyond "we're still observing". But here's what nobody's talking about:
China Has Also Gone SilentâAnd That Changes Everything
**Why This Matters:**
* **Tianwen-1 operates independently**Â of NASA/ESA. It has published 14,757+ Mars images since 2021, including a global color map at 76 m/pixel resolution. China routinely releases imagery for propaganda valueâthey just posted Tianwen-2's Earth selfie from 590,000 km days ago.
* If 3I/ATLAS images showed a **typical comet** (irregular nucleus, asymmetric coma), China would have released them **immediately** to embarrass NASA during the shutdown and showcase their Mars orbiter ahead of Tianwen-3 (sample return mission, 2028).
* **China gains nothing from silence**Â if it's natural. They're not bound by U.S. classification rules, NATO protocols, or ESA peer-review timelines.
**Yet: Complete Radio Silence**
* No CNSA press releases
* No HiRIC/MoRIC images posted
* No statements from Chinese Academy of Sciences astronomers
* No state media coverage (CGTN, Xinhua, Global Times)
**The same applies to the UAE**, which also observed via Hope probeâno images, no statements.
# Why Would Geopolitical Rivals Coordinate Silence?
The only plausible explanation:Â **All five agencies saw something that requires coordinated response**. Artificial confirmation is a species-level event, not a national oneâU.S.-China rivalry becomes irrelevant if both face potential first contact or existential threat.
# The Anomalies We Already Know
For context, 3I/ATLAS exhibits **eight documented anomalies** that have never been observed together in any natural object:
1. **8:1 COâ/water ratio**Â (6Ï deviation from normal comets)
2. **Extreme nickel/iron ratio**Â ("extremely puzzling"ânickel present without corresponding iron)
3. **Minimal non-gravitational acceleration**Â (<4.6 m/day despite active outgassing)
4. **0.005% probability trajectory**Â (close flybys of Venus, Mars, Jupiter)
5. **Anomalous mass**Â (3-5 orders of magnitude too high for typical interstellar objects)
6. **Extreme negative polarization**Â ("unprecedented among asteroids and comets")
7. **Low diatomic carbon**Â despite high COâ
8. **Ancient age**Â (7-14 billion years old based on kinematics)
A Harvard/Initiative for Interstellar Studies paper calculated a Bayes factor of \~10ÂČâž favoring artificial origin over natural, though the authors hedged their conclusion for obvious career reasons.
# What This Means
I'm not claiming certaintyâthe data is incomplete. But the coordinated silence from **competing geopolitical powers** who should be racing to publish is more alarming than any individual anomaly.
When China, NASA, ESA, and UAEâwho distrust each other and compete for space prestigeâ**suddenly act in lockstep** by withholding routine imagery from the most hyped event in years, that's not coincidence. It's **mutual recognition of something that transcends national interests**.
The perihelion maneuver window (late November 2025) will be the critical test: if 3I/ATLAS maintains its hyperbolic escape trajectory, maybe we're overreacting. If it decelerates to remain in the Solar System, we'll have our answer.
**TL;DR:** NASA's shutdown is suspicious. ESA's delay is odd. But China's silenceâwhen they have every geopolitical reason to publish and gloatâis **the tell**. Something's happening behind closed doors.
Korea is known to be a major $XRP hub.
Strange they release this Martial law FUD when Ripple is breaking out.
If I donât know better it was made up reasons purely for price suppression.
Someone wants cheap coins. Good luck.
@Sirby84 @MadisonKittay Basically, there are ~11 million unlawful immigrants, but Trump has stated there are over 20 million immigrants that should be deported. That leaves the assumption he'll make up the difference with lawful immigrants: work visas, asylum seekers, or naturalized citizens.
@adamscochran Nah heâs right. Dems need to stop trying to win brownie points from every demo, and actually stand for something besides the status quo.
Elon Musk faces the possibility that his United States citizenship could be revoked if authorities discover he lied on immigration forms, according to a new report that said the worldâs richest man might have worked in the country without authorization.