Nibiru - Dr Sam.. 'Comet 3i/Atlas Came from Nibiru There's Nothing Like It', given October 31st, 2025

The Comet 3I/Atlas is coming in on the same path as is the Nibiru: On the ecliptic plane, and from the direction of Sagittarius. Right now, it’s not supposed to hit the Earth, but according to Jesus, it will. “My Father and I will direct this comet to Earth”. What will happen is the subject of a prophecy by a Puerto Rican minister of God, Efrain Rodriguez, and has been amply clarified in Jesus’ last message, ‘AmeruKa: Decoded and Judged! The Bridegroom Commands his Bride, Be Ready: I am Coming for You!’ All to be  amplified again and stated unequivocally in the words of the dear Reverend who has received much opposition to his postings.

Dr Sam.

10/31/2025

In name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate.

Yesterday, Friday, October 24, 2025, was observed and photographed the astro with tail – the planet (Nibiru) – which is the principle cause of the beginning of the rupture, of the sequence of the ten great signs of the end times, which soon, if God wants, will occur.

It appears, as everyone can see, in form of spiral, similar to a majestic bird with wings, through the lens of the field of solar choronographic observation (LASCO C3) of the SOHO solar observatory.

This also was mentioned in the verses, books, and chapters of the celestial religions.And its image appears on the walls of the temples of the ancient civilizations, like the Pharaonic, Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian, and Mayan.

A beautiful capture. These different forms are due to the variation of the synchronization of movement of the comet-planet at the moment of recording, in relation to its face turned towards the Sun, and at the field of observation.

 

At times it appears with a narrow illuminated surface, other times ample, and in forms diverse, according to the inclination of the central body at the moment of capture.

The angle in the image above, is the angle of opposition to the sun, in the direction of the field of observation

If this image was shown to some one who understands the astronomical science, they will say that there really exists a gigantic celestial body, and independent of the known planets – and that it is advancing in our direction.

But, if shown to someone hypocritical or ignorant, they will invent any excuse to deceive the ingenuous…

There is no denying in the face of such evident facts.

May the peace, and the mercy, be with you all.

 

Michio Kaku

10/24/2025

Something unprecedented is happening right now in our solar system. The interstellar object known as 3I/Atlas, the mysterious visitor from beyond the stars, has just shocked astronomers again. New data from the Nordic Optical Telescope and the James Web Space Telescope revealed something no one can yet explain. Its tail, the luminous trail of gas and dust that defines every comet, has reversed direction. For weeks, three Atlas defied expectations. Its bright jet of light, instead of streaming away from the sun, as every other comet does, was pointing directly toward it. A phenomenon scientists called an anti-tail.

But now, in the latest images, that impossible glow has flipped. The anti-tail is gone. The glow now stretches away from the sun like a normal comet. Or so it seems because something inside 3I/Atlas has changed and nobody knows why. Let that sink in. The only third confirmed interstellar object in human history, a traveler from another star system moving at more than 130,000 mph is doing something that physics can’t fully explain. The new data show a transformation happening in real time while the object hides behind the glare of the sun unreachable by any telescope on Earth.

The Nordic Optical Telescope high in the Canary Islands captured the last confirmed sequence of images on September 24th. You can picture it a cold pinpoint of light framed against the void. In those frames, the glow around 3I/Atlas shifts. The jet that once pointed toward the sun fades and a new tail begins to form, stretching outward. The brightest pixel, the red marked nucleus, remains steady, but the surrounding light morphs like a living thing, and the sun from that vantage point lies to the west of the frame.

The transformation isn’t an illusion. It’s a physical change in behavior. For astronomers, this is both thrilling and terrifying because the last time we saw anything like it, a tail flipping directions in weeks, was never. The Hubble Space Telescope had first spotted the anti-tail back in July. A narrow jet 10 times longer than it was wide, pointing directly into sunlight. Then over August it persisted but by September it had reversed and now in October the comet itself has vanished behind the Sun day – behind. The timing couldn’t be more critical because right now as you hear this 3I/Atlas is at its most dangerous point perihelion – the closest it will ever come to our star.

At that distance, about 203 million kilometers from the sun, the energy it absorbs is staggering. More than 30 gigawatts of solar power strike its surface, the equivalent of 30 nuclear reactors detonating at once. The heat should tear apart its fragile crust of ice and dust. Yet, we don’t know if it’s breaking apart, boiling away, or doing something entirely different. And here’s the kicker. We can’t see it. From Earth’s position, the sun is directly between us and 3I/Atlas. It’s the perfect blind spot, a natural eclipse. No optical telescope can pierce that glare.

For all practical purposes, the object has gone dark. We won’t see it again until early November when it emerges from the sun’s shadow, if it emerges at all. Some are calling this the most important cosmic event since the discovery of Oumuamua in 2017 and possibly stranger because while 3I/Atlas is smaller than first estimated less than a mile across according to the James Web telescope its chemistry is unlike anything found in the solar system. The Web’s near infrared spectrograph detected an atmosphere, a coma made of 87% carbon dioxide, 9% carbon monoxide, and only 4% water. That’s 16 times more CO2 than any comet we’ve ever studied.

Imagine that a comet made almost entirely of alien dry ice outgassing 300 lbs of frozen gas every second. A person’s weight every single second evaporating into space. To put hat into perspective, in the few months since its discovery on July 1st, 2025, 3I/Atlas has already lost over 2 million tons of material. And yet, that’s less than 1% of its total mass, a thin 4 cm layer, peeling off a body that still weighs more than 33 billion tons. The nucleus, the heart of the object, remains untouched. A sealed vault of ancient material from another star system. What’s inside? That’s the billion dollar question. Because this isn’t just an ordinary ball of ice. The chemical ratios, the near total dominance of CO2 and CO suggest it formed somewhere far colder, far darker, and far more irradiated than the birthplace of any solar system comet. Maybe at the outer edge of a distant stars proto-disc. Maybe even in the ruins of a planetary collision. Maybe, as some whisper, it’s not natural at all.

And that’s where the theories get strange because when an interstellar object starts behaving in ways that violate standard physics, scientists start asking uncomfortable questions. What if this isn’t a comet? What if the anti-tail wasn’t a trick of light, but something else? A propulsion trail? Think about it. When the anti-tail was first observed, it wasn’t faint. It was bright, coherent, and aimed precisely at the sun as if a jet of vapor or plasma were firing sunward. Then suddenly that jet stopped. The glow reversed.

The timing, right as 3I/Atlas entered solar conjunction when we couldn’t see it, is suspicious, because if an object wanted to change its trajectory to slow down or adjust its orbit, that’s exactly when it would do it, while hidden behind the Sun day. It sounds like science fiction, doesn’t it? But it’s also science because this is how spacecraft perform maneuvers by firing thrusters near perihelion when gravitational forces and orbital velocity amplify the effect of even small bursts. It’s called a gravity assist. We use it all the time with probes like Voyager and Parker Solar Probe. The physics are real. The timing is perfect.

Now imagine that same principle applied not by us but by something else. A technology older, subtler, and perhaps far more advanced. When astronomers from the Nordic Optical Telescope analyzed the September data, they noted the shift wasn’t random. The brightness curve showed a smooth transition, a deliberate sequence, not a chaotic outburst. For skeptics, it’s coincidence. For others, it’s control.

But let’s stay grounded in what we can prove. The James Web data doesn’t lie. The CO2 content 87%, points to extreme volatility. As sunlight strikes its surface, the CO2 sublimates instantly, producing jets powerful enough to alter the object’s motion. It could be these natural jets, not alien engines, that cause the reversal. As it heated, lighter ices evaporated away, leaving heavier dust grains behind, which are pushed outward by solar radiation. The tail flipped from a sunward anti-tail to a normal tail because the physics changed.

The comet evolved still. Here’s what keeps scientists awake at night. The numbers don’t fit perfectly. The mass loss rate, the direction of ejection, the timing, all hint at something that doesn’t behave like a simple icy body. The anti-tail lingered too long, the reversal was too clean, and the energy levels recorded just before the signal was lost too high. Meanwhile, NASA’s HIRISE camera aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captured the closest images of 3I/Atlas when it passed within 30 million kilometers of Mars on October 2nd, but those images have yet to be released.

 (ESA, Oct. 3rd)

Officials cite the ongoing government shutdown. Scientists call that excuse unsatisfactory because the HIRISE telescope with its 50 cm mirror should have produced the sharpest images yet at 30 kilometers per pixel resolution, three times better than Hubble’s. But for now, those images remain unseen. Instead, the European Space Agency released a smaller, blurriier data set from a 13.5 cm instrument, a stop gap. It only deepens the mystery. What are they not showing us? Are they waiting for confirmation or for coordination? Or is the delay purely bureaucratic? Either way, it means the best evidence we have, the proof of what 3I/Atlas really looks like up close, is sitting somewhere in digital storage, unseen by the public.

But let’s not lose sight of the timeline.
October 21st, solar conjunction.
October 29th, closest to the Sun-day,
November 5th, reemergence into view.
December 19th, closest to Earth.
Those are the milestones and each one brings a new layer of risk and revelation. When it comes nearest to Earth, the distance will still be safe about 1.8 astronomical units. But that’s not what excites scientists. What excites them is the chemistry, the structure, and the implications. Because this is the third interstellar object ever recorded after Oumuamua and Borisov. and it’s rewriting everything we thought we knew about what drifts between the stars.

The earlier interstellar visitors were strange in their own ways. Oumuamua had no visible tail and accelerated mysteriously as it left the solar system. Borisov looked more like a normal comet. 3I/Atlas is a hybrid of both: visually cometlike, chemically alien, dynamically unpredictable. It’s as if the universe is sending us one riddle at a time, each more complex than the last. And the question that hangs over everything: “Is this nature or design?” Because if you believe even slightly that advanced civilizations might engineer probes, then 3I/Atlas becomes a tantalizing candidate. The anti-tail could have been an exhaust plume. The reversal, a controlled thrust vector.

The shift in composition, evidence of internal processes, is speculation. But speculation is where discovery begins. Still, there’s a beauty in the uncertainty. Even if it’s just a comet, it’s not just anything. It’s a piece of another world, another sun, another time. Every molecule in that icy nucleus formed around a star that may no longer exist. And now after millions of years of drift, is passing through our neighborhood, glowing, changing, teaching. When we finally see it again in November, it will tell us a story. If its brightness fades, it means it’s disintegrating, a dying ember of interstellar ice. If it flares, it means new material is venting, perhaps deeper layers awakening. And if its trajectory shifts even slightly, then every antenna on Earth will turn toward it because that would mean something or someone altered its path.

So what should we expect? As 3I/Atlas hurtles away from perihelion, it’s being hit by over 30 gawatt of solar energy. equivalent to the full output of every nuclear reactor in France. The outgassing will intensify, the tail will lengthen, and as the object rotates, the jets could flicker like signals. Astronomers around the world, from Chile to Spain to Hawaii, are standing by, watching for that first reappearance. This is the frontier of modern astronomy. Not distant galaxies or exoplanets, but visitors that cross into our own backyard. Objects that shouldn’t be here that come from the space between stars that remind us how little we really know. Each one is a message in a bottle thrown across light years. And maybe, just maybe, not all of them are accidents.

So, as we wait for the next images from Web, from HIRISE [a camera onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter], from the European Juice spacecraft passing nearby, keep this in mind. If 3I/Atlas is natural, is still miraculous. A frozen time capsule carrying chemistry older than Earth. But if it’s not, if it’s something else entirely, then this isn’t just astronomy. It’s first contact. Either way, the countdown continues. November will bring light. December will bring proximity. And by January, we’ll have the data to know what we’ve been watching. Until then, the mystery remains suspended in sunlight, a silent traveler hidden behind the star that gave us life.

Whatever 3I/Atlas truly is, comet, craft, or cosmic coincidence, is forcing us to ask the oldest question of all. Are we alone? And if we’re not, what if they’ve already been here, drifting through the void, quietly observing us, disguised as nothing more than a comet’s tail in the night? Stay tuned. Stay watching, because this story is far from over.

 

Links-

Dr Sam:
‘Comet 3i/Atlas Came from Nibiru There’s Nothing Like It’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjzoVtUFcGM

Michio Kaku:
‘Comet 3I/Atlas Just Shifted Course towards Earth’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1a01zH0oFo

Mary’s Messages
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