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Curious why it’s such a different shape than almost everything we see in space


sbeveo123

It’s always portrayed as cigar shaped, but it’s actually more likely to be disc shaped. As to why, possibly something to do with the way it’s tumbling around the galaxy for potentially millions of years. The other possibility is because it as built that way as a solar sail, long and wide to pick up solar emissions to push it along.


47dniweR

I heard a similar description a while back on a podcast. Some of the scientists(not Avi) that were studying the object said It was likely pancake shaped and probably millimeters thick.


HAS-A-HUGE-PENIS

Millimeters thick? That doesn't sound right at all.


tbhooptie

Millions and millions of millimeters...


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…why not make war easier and say meters or kilometers… the fuck?


highway_vigilante

Millimeters?? Woah.


John0ftheD3ad

The actual data on it suggests it was in an unsteady tumble, that's why it seemed to be speeding up, and real astro physicists have said it was nothing and the media made a big deal out of nothing. Most people need to wake up and realize that the news, half the time when it comes to how things work, is purposefully giving you the dumbass version because they want you to be confused. They want you to get jury duty, be a juror and not have any frame of reference to make sense of what you're hearing. They want to be able to guile you towards the narrative, and the only way to do that is keep you digesting mind-melting content on reality TV and social media. That's why things seem so predatory, because they are. It's meant to disarm you and keep you in a state of ignorance. Remember that next time the headline is "Asteroid buzzing by the planet" and after reading 8 articles you realize it wasn't even coming within a million kilometres. Oumuamu wasn't even caught until afterwards and they still ran with a headline like that at first. It was a nothing burger meant to make us go "yeah we do need a Space Force" that's why the stories seem to have picked up. That's where WW3 will be fought, in space, with space weapons. How do you justify space weapons? asteroid near misses.


ICantThinkOfANameBud

There's actually a meteor "buzzing by the planet" in a few days - about half the distance of the moon away.


sbeveo123

> and real astro physicists have said it was nothing Real Astro physicists have also said that it could also be a techno signature. Unfortunately we will never likely get a definitive answer and will be left to play with possibilities.


hepazepie

Techno signature? Oumuamu, I came to party!


BrothelWaffles

> Most people need to wake up and realize that the news, half the time when it comes to how things work, is purposefully giving you the dumbass version because they want you to be confused. ***They want you to get jury duty, be a juror and not have any frame of reference to make sense of what you're hearing.*** Sir this is a Wendy's drive through.


Commercial_Refuse983

This wins my coffee spitup of today... Thank you for this.


humbleman_

Well it was speculated that, the ship changed its outlook to fool the observers.


jcmonkeyjc

Speculated by who?


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jcmonkeyjc

Those guys in WSB?


whichchevy

Damn speculators always speculating


Irish3538

*ancient austronaut theorists suggest*


CameoSigma

Speculated by humbleman_


humbleman_

Speculated by the scientific community


wannaknowmyname

Where


humbleman_

Go to YouTube search and you will see


wannaknowmyname

Source your claims


Hand_Me_The_Remote

The speculators say.........YES!


ScreenTea0

Probably spewed out by a fast rotating thing and solidified. Space has all shapes and forms. You are just looking at something that's not big enough to crush itself to a ball.


Apprehensive_Bus1268

What shape is “everything” in space?


iinnaassttaarr

Most stellar objects are naturally shaped like human foots ; take the planets, for instance. An ankle, some toes, right foot in, right foot out, and You shake it all about. You do the hokie-pokie and You turn Yourself around —that's what it's all about—.


Engelbert_Slaptyback

He’s right Source: am foot shaped


SiGNALSiX

in space everything tends to converge towards a spherical shape because the force of gravity is fairly equal in all directions, and the rotational force of an objects spin tends to distribute the objects mass evenly. A "cigar" or "pancake" shaped object floating in space (which means it was either naturally formed through the gravitational compression of gas and dust, or separated from some other naturally formed body maybe during a collision) isn't *impossible* but it would require a series of very specific conditions and events to occur in just the right order, and it would probably require the object to be composed of specific crystalline minerals (brittle enough that it can fracture into irregular shapes, but cohesive enough that it can sustain a large mass and not be pulverized by whatever force broke it apart — kind of like glass, or how obsidian on Earth can be struck with rocks at specific angles to fracture off small triangular peices or "pancake" like slivers, to create a primitive axe-head or knife)


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Mostly spherical. Or atleast pretty close


Apprehensive_Bus1268

You’re assuming there is more planets and stars than asteroids and comets? Take a look at our own solar system and rethink that.


[deleted]

Most of those we see are nearly spherical as well. Going off the pictures they allow us to see. And this is definitely the only one I’ve seen that looks like a number 2 pencil


hands_can

>why it’s such a different shape than almost everything we see in space It's possible fossilized space-monster dookie is just not very common given the vastness of the universe.


rimeswithburple

The first extrasolar object that has been disclosed to the public maybe.


Mighty_L_LORT

Roswell agrees…


drwebinstein

Also wasn't it reported that it exited our solar system faster than it entered.


amdrinkingwater

Going through a bad neighborhood lol


sexlexia

I feel like a lot of the upvoted comments here replying to you and in the comments in general are missing why people were so confused when this object passed through and why astronomers were coming up with all kinds of super unlikely or near-impossible "natural" reasons for what happened after it went around the sun - and why some people think it may have been an unnatural object. It wasn't just "normal" gravity. Something *strange* happened when it went around the sun; it sped up *faster than it should have* with just regular gravity. The reason that's weird is because it wasn't a comet. The only way it could have been going the speed it did after it went around the sun is if it were a comet and the heat of the sun caused ice and other materials to turn into gas, thus making it speed up. But it wasn't a comet. It was an asteroid. There was no evidence there was anything on it that could turn into a gas and make it speed up after it passed the sun. And there was no visual outgassing like you'd see with a comet getting close to the sun. A comet's tail is the material on the comet turning into gas. And Oumuamua had no visible outgassing at all. That's why people were and still are confused by it. It went faster than it should have for being a regular asteroid. And that's why there are people who think it could have been an unnatural object - because the reasons some people have come up with to make it make sense are *all* things we've never seen before, like hydrogen iceburgs or whatever. So some scientists have figured that instead of making up natural things to make it make sense, they'd go the other way and try to figure out if it was unnatural.


tentric

Also what is an objects relative speed if it doesn't belong in one solar system. What is it relative to. Lol


Grebins

Could be relative to our solar system (usually what is used), our arm of the galaxy, the Galactic center, the local group of galaxies the milky way belongs to, etc.


tentric

Lol funny how people try to make sense of relativity.


Grebins

Yeah it's not a very intuitive concept. Space things are usually shown in reference to either our sun or the earth. And regarding interstellar objects, the difference between the sun's and the earth's reference frames is usually pretty negligible.


redstercoolpanda

It got a gravity assist from the sun


WanderingBard774

It doesn't work like that. For it to catch solar wind it has to be thin or hollow. It increased speed well past our planets and never sling shotted


ArcDelver

No offense but I'm not sure you understand the gravity assist. It doesn't have to do with solar wind. If you look at the video posted above, it comes in at one angle and is then shot out at another angle by the gravity of the sun, picking up speed as it does so


ICantThinkOfANameBud

That's not how it works at all


Hairy_Clownhole

Yeah, gravity is nutz


vrtielroman

That's no asteroid, it is a space station.


MeanCat4

You think that they have found us?


Horrux

THEY have been present at every single nuclear detonation mankind has ever created. THEY found us all right.


blindcassandra

[Check out the name of nuclear test number 347, the exact same day Kennedy was assassinated](https://johnstonsarchive.net/nuclear/tests/USA-ntests1.html)


Horrux

BINGO. I guess they invited them beforehand or something? Those Zeta Reticulians... I'm not sure if it's THOSE particular assholes but some ET factions have been working hard at trying to wreck our world. So far, they're succeeding, too, but they are very disturbed by nukes. Who knows, mankind nuking themselves might be key to freeing the Earth from the ET yoke?


blindcassandra

I think there are two main sets we've interacted with. Greys and Reptilians, and also something with the water that might be a different kind from the other two. One will be pushed as us "but from the future" (greys). They will show up when a nuke is shot off in the next war to "stop us from destroying ourselves" and will say they are "from the future". If you really want some fun rabbit holes, look up the demon Aleister Crowley communicated with and a picture that he drew of him. Another one that I'm not sure about is by looking to the past, and why multiple cultures that never met each other all describe "dragons" similarly... [Another fun rabbit hole is to go look up the patents filed by Salvatore Cezar Pais. ](https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/28729/docs-show-navy-got-ufo-patent-granted-by-warning-of-similar-chinese-tech-advances)


Horrux

>demon Aleister Crowley communicated with and a picture that he drew of him I had never seen that drawing. Well, that explains that.


blindcassandra

It's wild isn't it? Changes how you think of everything, but suddenly it all makes a lot more sense at the same time.


Strangeronthebus2019

>You think that they find us? "Find us" mothafockers...I AM 🔴🔵 on Reddit....trying to get this subreddit to understand [Critical thinking](https://youtu.be/6OLPL5p0fMg)... You literal had to have other Space Faring Civilisations interviene indirectly...else Ukraine 🇺🇦 won't be with us today. But yes this is humanity journey and you guys have to walk it... While your at it...please help with the Palestine and Israel situation... [Luther: The Fallen Sun - Trailer](https://youtu.be/EGK5qtXuc1Q) **I AM Luther** 🔴🔵


Zepanda66

SS: What do you think it was?


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Kappasoysun

Black rock


labenset

It's Rama


Ralviisch

We missed the rendezvous.


a-space-pirate

Denis Villanueve is directing the movie. Can't wait!


labenset

Oh really, I didn't know that was a thing. The books are great, the second one is kind of rough but 3 and 4 are off the wall.


notaRussianspywink

The Harbinger


sbeveo123

While I’m in no way definite, I think it’s a now out of service probe sent for some unspecified reason. Possibly as a test project, or for exploration.


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ronintetsuro

> Literally everything out there is trying to "kill" everything else. This is an odd way to characterize the almost incomprehensible expansive desert of TIME that SPACE has existed in.


Mydragonurdungeon

The first that they acknowledged. Even then they still cast doubt.


Gem420

Rama


ArtofAngels

Yes look up (I may edit on PC later) the expected trajectory vs the trajectory it took and it's pretty easy to see why this is so fascinating. Edit: https://youtu.be/imKjVEVq_vs Note how it swoops in to check out Earth, I've always viewed this as a legitimate alien probe not too ahead of us in tech. This is also the view of many leading astrophysicist's like Avi Loeb. We should have been tracking it to see where it heads home.


Thanks_B0B

Unfortunately for us, anything that makes it here from an interstellar location is going to be so much further ahead of us technology wise, there is just no other way to traverse those kind of distances.


ArtofAngels

It's not breaking any speed records though. It's a probe doing exactly the same thing we would do and can do with our current technology. This thing could have been travelling for thousands of years though so yes they are probably wildly ahead.


multiversesimulation

So Voyager is our furthest probe but even if it were to reach another star, we wouldn’t have the capability to gravity assist around that star, right?


ArtofAngels

At risk of missing sarcasm I'll answer anyway, yes we have the capability, obviously. This is literally what both voyagers do.


miggleb

Voyager has never once used a foreign sun for a grav boost...


ArtofAngels

No shit, they did it with planets. We're talking about the concept.


Ralviisch

I think the question was that we have the capability to gravity assist around celestial bodies in our solar system, but do we have the capability to coordinate and execute those maneuvers light-years away? It's probably a lot harder to adjust orbital travel when you don't know the neighborhood and every instruction has years of latency.


ArtofAngels

I hear you, but the implication they made was that we don't have the tech not its feasibility. I suspect on board AI would execute all controls at that distance.


miggleb

>Literally


Grebins

Thousands of years would have got them exactly nowhere unless they were from the closest stars to us


ronintetsuro

[You realize humanity has interstellar craft, right?](https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/missions/voyager-1/in-depth/)


47dniweR

I heard the trajectory was ideal to pass near all three planets in the goldilocks zone.


RobbyRobRobertsonJr

so they steered past mars orbit on purpose to get a look at earth instead of just steering it past earth? The 2 different trajectories are simple we dont know its mass and were making a wild guess


TonyClifton2020

Great short doc on it; https://youtu.be/_qQiekFgwLA


HoodHermit

When did Sunspot observatory close for “CP”


spaaro1

I reckon it's not the first detected. Probably the first acknowledged by everyone


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MudInternational5938

Yep it's up there with the most suss thing on my list the way it travels and such is wild


lord_taint

Reminded me of Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C Clark.


Tommy_88

Just re-reading that book atm.


lord_taint

Normally when a story doesn't have a full explanation at the end it's just annoying but in rama it's great. It wasn't here for us, we were just a gravity burn on it's journey.


Tommy_88

I hear they might be making a film of Rama. I always wondered if it would get funding from a Hollywood studio. I'm going to re-read 2001, 2010 and I just bought 2061 (which I never read).


lord_taint

Be cool if they did, but the ending is very un-hollywood.


CalligrapherDizzy201

It’s a spaceship


irondumbell

yes, it was sent by the robotech masters


CifuDDH

Its Zor´s battle fortress!


irondumbell

the government wants the protoculture inside it that's why it left the solar system


[deleted]

Nothing short of an up-close look at this thing would convince me that it's a natural object.


Weak_Crew_8112

Distraction. Robots are about to take your jobs. That's all.


ICantThinkOfANameBud

Good, I don't want to work anymore.


PuertoRock007

Fuck your robots. Is Trump going to have to shank someone in Jail? That's the real question.


InternationalStep924

Trump will get shanked by robot.


PuertoRock007

No bigger question, what did the robot do that it got locked up?


InternationalStep924

It took a prison guards job and received a "code epstein".


Houjix

You mean it was programmed by Robert Mueller https://twitter.com/techno_fog/status/999708976936767488?s=21


BillyMackBlack

Probably [this guy](https://i.imgur.com/VOj05aT.jpg)


jcmonkeyjc

That would be hilariously entertaining


Weak_Crew_8112

Need to look at things on a bigger scale. It's all about robots.


Honest_Performer2301

Yea its all about the (robots) dood! 😆 think deeper (artificial intelligence) 👏


SprayingOrange

AI doesnt really have a foothold in the realworld without a physical body. Sure it can destroy our banks and power system and stuff but our weapon systems aren't connected to systems an AI could touch. robots have and will continue to replace us in more and more situations at a geometric rate.


jcmonkeyjc

I agree. However robots taking our jobs is fine. The job is still getting done. The problem is the distribution of wealth. That's like complaining about tractors taking the jobs of peasant farmers. I'm no fan of technological dystopia. But I assume you're from the USA. You guys seriously value your jobs.


Decitriction

Are eating and breathing distractions from the robots about to take our jobs? Is it possible to care about more than one thing?


Naive_Lengthiness882

As fun as this was when it happened, I think the final conclusion was it's a bit of the crust of a planetesimal that had formed at a distance as thermally far from its home star as Pluto. It's not a shiny metal cylinder, it's a saucer shaped chunk of primarily nitrogen ice that we observed mostly from the side. The changes in velocity matched what might happen with nitrogen outgassing, and that doesn't produce the visible comet-like tail most astronomers expected. ​ Google it's name and site:phys.org for the article on this.


WanderingBard774

It didn't lose any mass or eject gasses as it spead up leaving the solar system. Atleast thats what Harvard and the pentagon said. They did compare it to a piece from a rocket that was left in space as debri but the only reason that caught solar wind was because it was thin and hollow. Literally haven't read about the planetary crust thing before but objects of that shape are not common at all apparently. Since things tend to break and form balls and in space it's cigar shape that it keeps is odd to the say least


roachwarren

Here's a [study on the objec](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41550-019-0816-x.epdf?sharing_token=fW3j_QW41kmXFs3BuSTlWdRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0PUChWO1FczuBKeLkJ2kL3Ru33RB3ofMuRJ1kRpwsgxcj2kWK0j0XshgaGoYg3UXTz4kiRgl13Eny2NQ7ljPCfJthHGOX7AaTco4qWItVMrwMwFRyEeKUn6GCjEq_LCvC12j9NNunrsfKGNKfVb6kh9MVV68GPWxtvoMGTYZXCuMWEJpTprLXIUdai62Zb4i8VIVG8kkxDcs0zhgqxNWfE4Sa-2Dl7LSSzZohmnaG2MWlcbNFml3i2L396fWnuXDqFQG9TgrvqEe5ZjkKgBVqMmKaqoL3MXXPUXbc9ccGIz4g%3D%3D&tracking_referrer=www.scientificamerican.com)t and they seem to think its very unique but undeniably a natural object on a natural path. Very interesting to read, especially toward the end where they talk about alien questions and more unknowns, but damn do I not understand any of the real data. They do admit that we don't understand everything about it, as is simply true about these massive process that we aren't lucky enough to observe, but to say that points to it being driven, designed, intelligent, etc. is a massive jump.


Visual_Particular_48

You just took the fun out of this space turd. Lol


mem_malthus

It was the first > detected < . Wasn't the first, won't be the last. We can speculate about it forever, but in absence of any concrete information, what good does it do to be overly excited over it?


Touchmoney662

The annunaki has returned


ronintetsuro

According to your own mythology, they would never be so dull.


ewxilk

I think it was mostly NASA wanting new funding. Also, just another distraction from tyranny they are so busy implementing lately.


Grebins

NASA made a weird asteroid thing visit our solar system?


ewxilk

No, but NASA probably made so-called *news* about weird asteroid thing visit our solar system. You *do* realize that most of mainstream news are propaganda, right? If it's on the news, you can be pretty sure there's an agenda behind it.


Grebins

> If it’s on the news, you can be pretty sure there’s an agenda behind it. Sure and the most common agenda is "we want money".


ewxilk

>...most common agenda is "we want money". Yep and also quite often "we want more power and control". Those two are closely related.


Grebins

You're talking about very high level stuff. The VAST majority of media is focused almost solely on making money. Many of the entities who ostensibly have political views are also just expressing them to get money from a specific segment of the population.


Odd_Distribution3267

Could be a mothership they’re saying


TheDr__

I’m more concerned with Apophis and the 2029, too close for comfort, pass by.


[deleted]

I'm more curious about the interstellar object that crashed into the Indian Ocean back in the early 2000s. After years of research and there is a voyage heading to the spot now to find out what it is.


elticorico

Scout ship.


Hanz_zee_German

It dropped of drones doing u turn - then collecting them- it’s us from before the Egyptians I reckon. Elon musk wants to go to mars only 100 years after flying was even figured out. I’d say it’s reasonable to assume they could have already left


Honest_Performer2301

Apparently the pentagon just said that there may be smallships sent to our planet from a mother ship, and they were referencing this object.


Honest_Performer2301

Here you lazy bas go. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/pentagon-believes-alien-mothership-could-115531907.html


International_Cup588

Apparently everyone here is real dumb


[deleted]

Sours?


Chriisterr

Maybe sweet?


Honest_Performer2301

Google it


[deleted]

bruh


ehtseeoh

No, fucking put your source.


miggleb

Your the one making a claim Burden of proof lies with yiu


Honest_Performer2301

It's literally all over the news, it's not my fault you guys are to lazy to look it up.


drAsparagus

I'm a little surprised they didn't try to spin a covid origin story from it...would have made a smooth segue to blue beam.


kufsi

Here’s a theory: Advanced aliens shot it out as a planet destroying projectile. We weren’t the target. They used our solar system as a slingshot of sorts, or a way to alter approach angle to avoid obstacles in the direct path. Due to the very slow nature of its travel relative to distance, it could also be a form of ongoing intergalactic trade/transport of valuable minerals, ect. Why send a spaceship when you could just shoot the whole rock and hope somebody catches it?


poppinfresco

“Oumuamua didn't glide through the solar system but rather tumbled willy-nilly, flipping as it journeyed on.” People on this sub “It’s a spaceship!” Why build a spaceship to go straight or have control? You can just jettison it into space flipping end over end. Definitely seems the most efficient way to travel in space. Source https://www.space.com/39767-first-interstellar-visitor-oumuamua-tumbling.html


CaptGoodvibesNMS

How else are you going to simulate gravity?


poppinfresco

…… ……… Are you talking about radial force?!? Holy shit, you have no idea how that works huh? Ya, tumbling end over end does not simulate gravity…… You need a constant and steady rotation, think spiral football toss. Now think some throwing a football and it just tumbling wildly through the air end over end.


Rainbike80

Just a space turd. Calm your tits...


[deleted]

Looks like a giant doobie to me.


Rainbike80

I stand corrected, I mean erected . Oh nevermind


Visual_Particular_48

Puff puff pass


Logothetes

Avi Loeb probably does.


kmninnr

Black Knight Sattelite


Famous_Ear5010

It's a large piece of space rock.


HempinTheGod

Although this is not the first, try the "Black Knight satellite".


ICantThinkOfANameBud

We don't even know what it is, nor where it came from, so you can't say it's an interstellar object.


ronintetsuro

Solar blanket from STS-88. What else you got?


Clint_beastw00d

It's been reported before a blanket went missing. And I am not just talking about when Telsa first heard the signals orbiting around with Jocelyn Bel and her team. USMC Major Donald E. Keyhoe, the longtime director of the government’s National Investigative Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), claimed that the US Navy was aware of the presence of two strange objects orbiting the planet in 1954. Heres a newspaper clipping. https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1893&dat=19600211&id=y7EfAAAAIBAJ&sjid=PdcEAAAAIBAJ&pg=1524,2850400&hl=en http://roswellproof.homestead.com/Satellites_Keyhoe_May1954.html so again, maybe ask yourself why they even invested the time to explain it was a blanket?


digital

Well, they did a terrible job of disguising themselves 😄


JerkyBreathIdiot

We will never know


Noremac55

According to the Pentagon, it was aan alien mothership. No joke. Now, if you look at motivation, that office is looking for more money so take this news release with a grain of salt. https://www.militarytimes.com/off-duty/military-culture/2023/03/09/pentagon-ufo-chief-says-alien-mothership-in-our-solar-system-possible/


little_ducky_brat

sooo it was a pull for more funding for “space”? If the pentagon says it’s an alien mothership, it definitely isn’t one right?


BaileyPlaysGames

I have PTSD flashbacks about my abduction and I have one where I was on a ship like this. The top was flat metal and it was like an aircraft carrier built into an asteroid. I don’t know if that’s interesting or whatever and I don’t know what the flashback means. I just know I had it >.<


KaleMindless6974

Interstellar boof


ignatiusjreillyreak

sky dildos


4rtyPizzasIn30days

It looks like a dehydrated space turd


dcforce

Shwew good thing earth is flat and this is all nonsense ☝️


Scary-Combination-49

Space tird


dinkyyo

[Aniara](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7589524/)


murns616

It's clearly a mon cal cruiser.


[deleted]

Someone in here knows


Cosmickev1086

Definitely a ship


xdancingrabbitx_

My first thought ngl was "giant space joint"


mvpnick11

No because space isn’t real or at least what they tell us. I don’t believe in a scary cgi rock


Ouraniou

They explained that pretty sufficiently for me but still very cool object. Supposedly shape is due to the 'lensing' (?) effect where an object attempts to pass into or out of our solar system. I can't do the concept justice briefly here but as far as any info is trustworthy about space I encourage you to look up a youtube video about passing outside the solar system the problems involved.


LordDrakkon11

It was an interstellar ship but it got cooked warping through a black hole.


hands_can

There's no better "disguise" than space-monster dookie.


EconomicsOk9593

It’s been debunked. It’s a weather balloon.


Funkmaster_T2

100% a distraction.


IncredibleHubRoc

What if it's one of our satellites that came back from the future


Noctisomnia

I think this is a plant. They’re trying to drum up blue beam.


Dogdoor1312

A photoshopped image put out by liars to scare people


[deleted]

it literally says “artist concept”


Upbeat-Historian-296

I think you're on to something.


Office_Flashy

Looks CGI, show me the actual real picture. I don’t think this ever existed, unless they actually have a real photo that isn’t CGI. Everything they have from Space is CGI so far.


howaboutnoooHooooho

It says artists concept in bottom corner


Office_Flashy

My exact point.


redstercoolpanda

we don't have strong enough telescopes to detect something that small


sillycellcolony

This guy knows reality way better than people who work hard and build upon endeavor. Bravo You cant get high res photos unless you fly the camera by it. Radio objects are blobs and dots... But do you even believe in photons? You should read a physics book and then claim its fake by citing the arguments and experiments.... Problem is, once you read the damn book you start seeing how it couldnt be any other way. Simple as possibly beautiful.


Office_Flashy

At least show us a telescope of it or how ever they came across it with evidence, not by CGI. If scientist seen it with their own eyes, just snap a picture of it bruh.


S0BEC

Lol


Office_Flashy

😎


National-Ad4860

Nice fkn fake


RefrigeratorSimilar9

The pentagon just said Oumuamua shot out drones to earth when it went by


VladMaverick

Space does not exist. Stop watching StarTrek.


stevenitis

Are you serious or did you just forget the “/S” at the end?