3I/Atlas could be a planetesimal

The scientific community currently classifies 3I/Atlas as a comet, Abraham Loeb has speculation, the theory that it could be an active extraterrestrial spacecraft and others classify it as other things, I am going to continue classifying it as an object. For what reason? Because, I think that the comet has the most votes, but the term object is used in astronomy to designate any object in the cosmos, the Earth is an object, a star is an object, an asteroid is an object, etc.

And I will continue to call them objects because they can be different things, Oumuamua was neither a comet nor an asteroid, it may have been a mixture of both or something rarer, 2I/Borisov was a comet, that one behaved like a comet and no one doubts that it was a comet and 3I/Atlas seems to be a comet, but there is something else that could be, apart from extraterrestrial ships and these things, it could be a planetesimal.

These planetesimals have compounds like what typical rocks form, but also metallic compounds and they also have ice and frozen compounds, so this 3I/Atlas perhaps because of that very strange composition that it has and that anomalous amount of nickel that it has, a large amount of nickel compared to the amount of iron that has been discovered to be minuscule, that strange composition perhaps corresponds to a planetesimal that was forming in a relatively temperate area of its star system and that somehow, it was released a long, long, long time ago from its primordial home.
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