3i/Atlas by Carlo (Cacau) Celuque

The idea that 3I/ATLAS, an interstellar object, might be extraterrestrial technology is a hypothesis proposed by some scientists, most notably Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb. This perspective suggests that its unusual trajectory and other characteristics could be indicative of an artificial origin rather than a natural celestial body like a comet.

However, the prevailing scientific consensus, supported by the majority of astronomers, is that 3I/ATLAS is a natural object, likely a comet, exhibiting typical cometary behavior such as the presence of a tail due to outgassing. While its interstellar origin is confirmed due to its highly hyperbolic orbit, this does not automatically imply an artificial nature.

The debate surrounding 3I/ATLAS echoes similar discussions about 'Oumuamua, the first interstellar object discovered, which also led to speculation about alien technology due to its unusual shape and lack of a visible coma. In both cases, the scientific community emphasizes the need for further observation and data analysis to definitively determine the object's nature.

Carlo Celuque is a music composer from Brazil and specialized in creating soundtracks for a variety of medias. He also creates music for the pleasure and for of those who love all kinds of electronic music. Influenced by the 70s Berlin school, Progressive Rock, New Age, Ambient and Electronic Music. He uses an assortment of synthesizers (hard and soft).