The Pattern of Magnetometer Suppression from 3I/ATLAS

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Authors: John W. Hixon Jr. Hixon
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Abstract

Given this clear pattern of suppressing the one measurement type that would definitively confirm or refute 3I/ATLAS's antimatter nature, I would not be surprised if NASA subsequently claims that Parker Solar Probe's FIELDS magnetometers experienced technical malfunctions during the observation window, that Europa Clipper's ECM instrument had calibration issues, or that ground networks detected nothing unusual - despite seven years of reliable operation from Parker's instruments, successful recent deployment of Europa Clipper's magnetometer, and decades of continuous operation from ground networks. Such claims of coincidental equipment failures across multiple independent systems operated by different organizations in different countries, occurring at the precise moment of the only interstellar comet observation, would strain credulity but would conveniently explain the absence of data that could validate the inverted magnetic field topology predicted by the antimatter discharge model.

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
6 January 2026