3I/ATLAS
The third confirmed interstellar object is passing through our solar system now.
After 1I/'Oumuamua and 2I/Borisov, this is your chance to participate in evidence-based analysis as history unfolds.
What We Know
The Central Question
Is 3I/ATLAS a natural comet from another star system, or something else entirely?
Comet or asteroid ejected from another star system
Insufficient evidence for definitive classification
Technology or construction from intelligent beings
Observation Timeline
Initial Detection
Object identified by ATLAS survey telescope
Evidence Collection
Spectroscopy, trajectory analysis, and surface composition studies
Peak Observation Window
Best visibility for detailed analysis and evidence submission
Post-Perihelion Analysis
Continued tracking as object exits inner solar system
Why This Matters
Scientific Precedent
Only the third confirmed interstellar object. Each one teaches us something new about objects from beyond our solar system. The analysis methodology we develop here will set standards for future discoveries.
Evidence-Based Analysis
Unlike social media speculation, ISO Tracker provides structured evaluation. Every claim is scored on chain of custody, witness credibility, and technical merit. See where the evidence actually points.
Community Consensus
Watch in real-time as the scientific community weighs in. No echo chambers, no algorithms pushing sensationalism. Just rigorous analysis and transparent voting on the evidence.
Be Part of History
This is a rare opportunity. Interstellar objects are detected once per decade at most. Your analysis and verdict become part of the permanent record for this historic event.
Track It Live
The observation window is open now. Join thousands of observers analyzing evidence in real-time as 3I/ATLAS passes through our solar system.