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Economic Times
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Alien mothership 3I/ATLAS could reach Earth in just 113 days, says Harvard professor. Will it bring salvation or destruction?
Synopsis Alien mothership 3I/ATLAS could reach Earth between November 21 and December 5, 2025, as per a Harvard professor. The expert claims the object named 3I/ATLAS, travelling at 135,000 mph, may be an alien spacecraft or mothership. While NASA and ESA say it is an interstellar comet, the possibility of advanced technology cannot be ruled out. iStock Alien Mothership 3I/ATLAS is travelling at 135,000 mph and could reach Earth between November 21 and December 5, 2025. Alien mothership 3I/ATLAS, travelling at 135,000 mph, could reach Earth between November 21 and December 5, 2025, as per a Harvard professor. The expert claims the object is not an interstellar comet but an alien spacecraft or mothership. The unidentified object is travelling towards Earth and is expected to arrive in just 113 days. Harvard professor Avi Loeb has suggested it could be an alien spacecraft, raising global interest and debate among scientists.3I/ATLAS was first spotted on July 1, 2025. Astronomers noticed it travelling through the solar system at high speed. It is only the third interstellar object ever detected in our solar system. Scientists initially believed it to be a comet or a large piece of space matter. Professor Avi Loeb has proposed that the object might be of technological design rather than natural origin. He compared it to Arthur C. Clarke's science fiction novel Rendezvous with Rama, where a foreign object in space turns out to be an alien ship. Loeb believes 3I/ATLAS could be a mothership carrying probes or other devices. Also Read: Netflix Wednesday Season 3: Here's major filming update for upcoming season Loeb estimates that 3I/ATLAS could reach Earth between November 21 and December 5, 2025. It is currently travelling at about 135,000 miles per hour. According to NASA, it will reach its closest point to the Sun on October 30, 2025, around 130 million miles from Earth. Scientists have not been able to measure the exact size due to the object's distance. Estimates suggest it measures between 20 and 24 kilometres across. This makes it far larger than the previous interstellar object detected, which was only about 100 metres long. Loeb has highlighted the unusual size and direct path towards the inner solar system as reasons for further NASA and the European Space Agency have classified 3I/ATLAS as an interstellar comet. They say its path and behaviour match known patterns for such objects. Loeb accepts this as the simplest explanation but maintains that more investigation is needed to rule out the possibility of advanced Read: Battlefield 6 Open Beta Weekend 2: Dates, global start and end times, pre-load, file size, platforms and how to access and play for free Not all scientists agree with Loeb's theory. Chris Lintott, an astronomer at the University of Oxford, has called the alien probe idea 'nonsense' and said it undermines research into the object's true nature. Other astronomers stress that extraordinary claims require extraordinary has warned that if 3I/ATLAS is an alien vehicle, it could be friendly or hostile. It might carry technology meant to help humanity, or it could pose a danger. He suggests that all interstellar objects should be studied carefully to confirm they are natural. What is 3I/ATLAS? 3I/ATLAS is an interstellar object discovered on July 1, 2025. It is travelling at 135,000 mph and is expected to reach Earth's vicinity between November 21 and December 5, 2025. Why does Avi Loeb think it could be an alien spaceship? Avi Loeb believes 3I/ATLAS might have a technological origin due to its size, path, and speed. He suggests it could be a mothership carrying probes or other devices.
Economic Times
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- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Netflix Wednesday Season 3: Here's major filming update for upcoming season
Synopsis Netflix Wednesday Season 3 will begin filming in Q2 2026, delaying its release. Meanwhile, Gwendoline Christie's return as Larissa Weems in season 2 has been confirmed during the Doom Tour in Australia, ending months of fan speculation. Her comeback is expected to occur through Wednesday's psychic visions. Getty Images Netflix Wednesday Season 3 will not begin filming in 2025. Tim Burton, Gwendoline Christie, Jenna Ortega, Emma Myers, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar attend the "Wednesday" S2, Part 2 'Outcast Assembly' on Cockatoo Island on August 14, 2025 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo byfor Netflix) Netflix Wednesday Season 3 will not begin filming in 2025 as planned, Netflix has confirmed. The new production start date is set for the second quarter of 2026. This update comes alongside the announcement that Gwendoline Christie will reprise her role as Larissa Weems in the upcoming second season, revealed during the series' promotional Doom Tour in filming for Wednesday season 3 was expected to begin in Fall 2025. However, a new update indicates that Netflix has postponed production to Q2 2026. This change means fans will face a longer wait before the release of the next chapter in Wednesday's story. The cast and crew of Wednesday have been promoting season 2 through the Doom Tour, visiting countries in Europe such as Romania, Italy, Poland, and the UK. Recently, the tour completed its Asian schedule in South Korea before moving to Australia for its August 14–16 the Australian leg of the Doom Tour, streamed live on TikTok to tens of thousands of viewers worldwide, it was revealed that Gwendoline Christie would return as Principal Larissa Weems in season 2. This confirmation ends months of speculation among had suspected Christie's involvement in season 2 for some time. Social media users noted that her Instagram location matched that of other cast and crew members in Ireland during filming. While Ireland is a common filming site, this coincidence led to strong speculation, now proven correct. Weems appeared to die at the end of season 1 after being poisoned by Marilyn Thornhill. However, the season 2 part 2 preview suggests that her spirit could return through Wednesday's psychic visions. Wednesday, injured and in a coma after an attack by Tyler Galpin's Hyde, may encounter Weems in the remains unclear if Weems will physically return to the real world or only appear in visions. If she does return, potential conflicts could arise with Principal Barry Dort, played by Steve Buscemi, whose approach to running Nevermore contrasts with Weems' methods. When will Wednesday season 3 start filming? Wednesday season 3 will now begin filming in the second quarter of 2026, delaying its release from earlier expectations of a Fall 2025 production start. How will Larissa Weems return in Wednesday season 2? Larissa Weems is expected to appear through Wednesday's psychic visions while she is in a coma, though a full physical return to the story has not been confirmed.
