New observations from the James Webb Space Telescope have refined our understanding of 3I ATLAS’s trajectory near Mars. While headlines suggest dramatic shifts, the real story lies in how improved data reduces uncertainty and updates orbital models.
In this video, we examine what the Webb data actually shows, how non-gravitational effects and measurement limits influence trajectory estimates, and why clarification doesn’t equal certainty. Using a data-first analytical approach often associated with Avi Loeb, the focus is on evidence, error bars, and realistic interpretation—not alarmism.
