New James Webb Space Telescope observations have drawn attention to a potentially concerning trajectory involving 3I/ATLAS and Mars. While headlines are moving fast, the real story lies in what the data actually shows — and what it does not.
In this video, we break down how James Webb tracks interstellar objects, how trajectory uncertainties are calculated, and why even small alignment windows with Mars matter. Using a data-first analytical approach often associated with Avi Loeb, the focus stays on measurements, error margins, and interpretation, not panic.
This is about evidence, probability, and why scientists are paying attention.
