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https://bigthink.com/hard-science/what-to-do-if-oumuamua-comes-back/

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/03/23/world/oumuamua-interstellar-comet-….

If it didn’t outgas and have a tail
Then it wasn’t a comet And if it didn’t have a tail then it didn’t outgas.

What are the chances it would come that close to earth and Venus in a single entry into the solar system? Why are scientists pretending they have a natural explanation for this.?

How was it going so damn fast after traveling through interstellar space? Why was it’s so unusual and reflective? Why is the leading
Astrophysicist at Harvard Avi loeb not being taken seriously?

The object was not a asteroid or comet or whatever people who need to find a natural explanation says it is.

It’s a mystery but it could be artificial because already have double digit alien spaceships in soon to be disclosed locations to the United States congress. Lol.

1.Its unusual shape – either elongated or flat
A strange force which could be outgassing or solar radiation pressure

2.Its high reflectivity
Its speed w.r.t. the sun is close to our solar system’s local speed through interstellar space

3.It came from around the Solar Apex, the direction in which the solar system is heading through interstellar space

https://i4is.org/oumuamua-some-more-strangeness/

I would type everything about Oumuamua in the description but I’m sure you already know the objects many strange anomalies. Know one has a better explanation than Avi loeb and people who pretend to have a plausible explanation are just afraid of the truth.

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