The object, which became the topic of intense study and debate last year, is still throwing up some surprises.
The object, which made headline news last year, appears to contain something that scientists were not expecting.
It may still be possible to intercept the enigmatic interstellar visitor... but it might take a while.
Signs of a potential cover-up concerning a CIA investigation of the interstellar object have been unearthed.
Astronomers have detected an enigmatic free floating planet approximately 10,000 light-years from Earth.
The new observations were made back in December using the 100-meter Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia.
As luck would have it, two existing space probes happen to be perfectly positioned to investigate the object's tail.
The Harvard astrophysicist has put forward a controversial new theory concerning the enigmatic interstellar visitor.
Spherules thought to be fragments from an interstellar meteor have been subjected to new research and analysis.
There have been numerous rumors in recent weeks concerning the nature of the interstellar comet 3I/Atlas.
An interstellar object thought by some to be artificially constructed will fly past Mars in one month's time.
New spectroscopic data from observations of the object have hinted that it might be artificially constructed.
Avi Loeb maintains that this latest revelation adds credence to the idea that the object is an extraterrestrial vehicle.
Scientists are hoping to see NASA's Juno Jupiter probe diverted to intercept the enigmatic object 3I/ATLAS.
The space rock, he argues, is extremely unlikely to have arrived in our solar system through nothing but chance.
The Harvard astronomer maintains that these objects are part of a potentially artificially-made interstellar meteorite.
Scientists now believe that our solar system may have once been visited by something very large indeed.
The Harvard astrophysicist believes that we may find trash from alien civilizations within the vicinity of the Earth.
The Harvard astronomer discovered the objects on the sea floor while searching for pieces of an interstellar meteorite.
The Harvard astronomer and his team had found the objects while searching for fragments of an interstellar meteorite.