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Adding to the intrigue, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) reported a non-gravitational acceleration of Three-Eye Atlas as it neared the Sun during the event known as Perihelion. The object exhibited a speed-up inconsistent with predictions for a natural comet solely driven by sublimation, indicating other forces at play.
Lobe theorized that this could stem from internal engines or thrusters, potentially indicating technology—if not naturally occurring phenomena. Alternatively, the object’s changing color, shifting toward a bluer hue near solar approaches, could suggest then being heated by an artificial energy source.