In less than a decade, the Solar System has gone from zero confirmed interstellar objects inside it to what we might call a small menagerie of wanderers. First there was Oumuamua, followed by 2I/Borisov, interstellar meteor candidates IM1 and IM2, and now 3I/Atlas, which have formed a small but diverse dataset. We remote viewed this phenomenon.

Two independent remote viewing session series, conducted between 21 months and 1 day relative to the discovery of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS (C/2025 N1), demonstrate statistically significant correlations with subsequent astronomical observations and institutional response patterns. Welcome to the 3I/Atlas saga.

Remote Viewing Investigation of 3I/Atlas Part II: A Two-Phase Speculative Analysis Prepared by: John Adams Date: October 1, 2025 Follow-up to August 2025 - Original Study

Update! Phase II of Remote Viewing 3I/Atlas is also available: click here. Introduction 3I/ATLAS is the third confirmed interstellar object discovered, according to NASA. It is classified as an interstellar comet because its orbit is hyperbolic, indicating it is not gravitationally bound to our Sun and is merely passing through our solar system. Some astronomers have highlighted unusual characteristics of 3I/ATLAS that have sparked debate about its true nature: Size: Initial

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