В МОМЕНТ СБЛИЖЕНИЯ 3I ATLAS с Землёй на Луне зафиксировали удар неизвестного объекта

During its flyby of the Sun, 3i Atlas was observed to have a large, strange object. When the interstellar object passed its closest approach to Earth, a bright flash was recorded on the Moon, indicating an impact by an unknown object. The event was captured on video during scheduled observations and attracted astronomers' attention because of its precise timing with the key phase of 3i Atlas's flyby. Earlier, a month before, images from solar observatories showed a dark silhouette near the Sun, which some interpreted as a giant object, though the authenticity was not confirmed. The coincidence of these events led to heightened alert by the UN planetary defense system and worldwide observatories working in sync to refine the object's parameters. NASA released gamma‑ray data on the same day, showing high‑energy radiation from the same sky sector. After the closest approach, new images of 3i Atlas revealed a remarkably stable structure with a symmetric coma, a clear anti‑tail, and an elongated central region, suggesting it is not a typical comet. These anomalies—Moon impact, solar images, planetary defense readiness, and fresh observations—converged in a short time window, making the 3i Atlas story one of the most tense and discussed in modern space chronicles.