Hey guess what? (3I?ATLAS)

 

Hubble has has 

nine days to look at this thing now

and still no evidence of any of:

 "the spectral fingerprints 

of gas emission 

from various molecules, 

such as C_2, NH_2, CN"

Well I wonder why 

we are not hearing about it

given:

(Friday, July 18, 2025

3I/ATLAS, (obviously a continuing series, 

Scientific American, etc...)

Near-Discovery Observations of Interstellar Comet 

I/ATLAS with the NASA Infrared Telescope Facility

Cornell University arxiv.org 07/16/25)

"JWST 

and Hubble 

would be best suited 

for the task of picking apart 

the different species of molecules 

that might erupt 

from 3I/ATLAS."

"So what is the hold up?

There is not gonna be any:

"spectral fingerprints 

of gas emission 

from various molecules, 

such as C_2, NH_2, CN"

"Because whoever it was 

and however they deduced

3I/Atlas to be an asteroid?

(Prior to NASA confirmation 

of it being an interstellar visitor)

Were correct."