As this interstellar object approached its closest point to Earth, a massive radio telescope attempted to sniff out a ...

I/ATLAS is a natural celestial object with all the qualities typical to a comet. It doesn't just belong to our solar system.

An international team of researchers pointed the largest single-dish radio telescope in the world at 3I/ATLAS.

3I/ATLAS is back in the conspiracy web, and whether you are a space enthusiast or a curious reader, the recent viral news ...

About 470,000 “interesting” radio hits can still add up to zero. That was the practical outcome when astronomers aimed one of ...

Scientists used the 100-metre Green Bank Telescope to look for alien signals but detected no radio signals from 3I/ATLAS.

Researchers noted that two other teams conducted independent searches of 3I/ATLAS at different frequencies. Neither group detected credible artificial radio signals. Scientists say the findings ...

Astronomers conducted a radio scan of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, finding no credible signs of artificial technology, supporting its natural origin.

The third known visitor from another star system, Comet 3I/ATLAS, has been racing through the Solar System with just enough ...

It is unclear whether a [3I/ATLAS] would transmit radio signals … such signals would take tens of thousands of years to cross ...

Researchers used the Green Bank Telescope to study the interstellar comet and found that it exhibits typical cometary behavior, with no unusual features detected ...

Discovered in July, 3I/ATLAS is not your average comet – it’s a giant snowball from beyond our solar system. The comet, ...