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*31stArrival » 10 Feb 2026, 6:59 am » wrote: ↑

10 Feb 2026, 6:59 am

Your mind is isolating west from east between international dateline and Greenwich Prime meridian each rotation of the planet again.

I am keeping an eye in the back of my head on the Three Eyed Atlas Manaleshi...  The Box is YUGE!

It does look like interstellar ejaculatiion and possible spamocidal insemination of Jupiter may be in our future..  This is the first I am hearing of tthe possibility of new moons!

no spam  3I/ATLAS will make its closest approach to Jupiter on March 16, 2026, passing within about 33 million miles (54 million kilometers) of the gas giant, a critical distance where Jupiter's gravity could significantly alter the comet's path, according to NASA and astrophysicists.
Key Details:

• Date: March 16, 2026.
• Distance: Approximately 53 million kilometers (33 million miles).
• Significance: This close encounter places 3I/ATLAS near Jupiter's  no spam , the region where Jupiter's gravity dominates over the Sun's, making it a unique opportunity for observation and potential capture of released particles as new moons.

What to Expect:

• Scientists will be closely monitoring the comet's behavior during this passage, looking for signs of outgassing or the release of smaller fragments that could become gravitationally bound to Jupiter.

• Observations by missions like ESA's  no spam  spacecraft are expected to provide valuable data.