The most mysterious object in our solar system is about to be hit by a massive solar storm... and NASA has just announced they are breaking their silence and showing us the high-resolution photos.This is the update we've all been waiting for. In this episode, we're breaking down two massive, unfolding events concerning the enigmatic interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS. First, according to geophysicist Stefan Burns, NASA is finally going public. We'll tell you everything we know about their upcoming live stream, where they are set to release the first-ever high-resolution imagery of the object from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's HiRISE camera. Will these new images confirm its bizarre anomalous features?But the clock is ticking on an even bigger story. A powerful Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) is currently on a direct collision course with 3I/ATLAS, with impact predicted around November 22nd. We'll explain what happens when a solar storm hits a comet and the potential for a spectacular "tail disconnection event" that could reveal the object's true nature.Join us as we explore the science, from its estimated 16-hour rotation period to the debate over whether plasma physics can explain its stable jets. This is breaking space news at its finest—a cosmic collision and a NASA data-drop that could answer our biggest questions.Ready for the big reveal? Hit that play button to get the full briefing before the CME hits and NASA goes live. Subscribe now for real-time updates on the universe's greatest mysteries, and share this episode with anyone who is watching the skies.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/thrilling-threads-conspiracy-theories-strange-phenomena-unsolved-mysteries-etc--5995429/support.You May also Like:🤖Nudgrr.com (🗣'nudger") - Your AI Sidekick for Getting Sh*t DoneNudgrr breaks down your biggest goals into tiny, doable steps — then nudges you to actually do them.

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