Kristian Harloff: The cosmos just got a lot weirder—or did it? Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS (aka "Three Eye Atlas") has been streaking through our solar system since its discovery in July 2025, sparking wild debates: Is this just a cosmic snowball, or something far more exotic? NASA insists it's a natural comet, releasing stunning new images this week showing its fuzzy coma and tail—no aliens in sight. But not everyone's buying it. Enter Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN), the UFO disclosure advocate who's been vocal about government cover-ups. In a recent tweet, Burchett doubled down on the fringe theories, declaring 3I/ATLAS "isn't a comet or anything we can explain with current science." Is he hinting at alien tech, like a probe from another star system? Or even tying it to his claims of underwater alien bases? The speculation is exploding online—from Harvard's Avi Loeb suggesting a 40% chance it's non-human to viral videos claiming it's "under alien control." In this episode of Down to Earth with Kristian Harloff, I break it all down: • NASA's latest HiRISE and JWST images—do they really debunk the extraterrestrial hype? • Burchett's tweet: What does "unexplainable" really mean in the age of UAP hearings? • The science vs. the sensational: Radio signals from the comet? Color changes? Acceleration anomalies that have NASA scrambling? • My take: As an average Joe diving into UAP news, is 3I/ATLAS the smoking gun we've been waiting for, or just interstellar clickbait? Whether you're Team Comet or Team Cosmic Cover-Up, this visitor from the stars (slated to swing by Earth safely on Dec 19 at 267 million km away ) demands a closer look. Hit play and let's unpack the mystery! Kristian Harloff: The cosmos just got a lot weirder—or did it? Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS (aka "Three Eye Atlas") has been streaking through our solar system since its discovery in July 2025, sparking wild debates: Is this just a cosmic snowball, or something far more exotic? NASA insists it's a natural comet, releasing stunning new images this week showing its fuzzy coma and tail—no aliens in sight. But not everyone's buying it. Enter Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN), the UFO disclosure advocate who's been vocal about government cover-ups. In a recent tweet, Burchett doubled down on the fringe theories, declaring 3I/ATLAS "isn't a comet or anything we can explain with current science." Is he hinting at alien tech, like a probe from another star system? Or even tying it to his claims of underwater alien bases? The speculation is exploding online—from Harvard's Avi Loeb suggesting a 40% chance it's non-human to viral videos claiming it's "under alien control." In this episode of Down to Earth with Kristian Harloff, I break it all down: • NASA's latest HiRISE and JWST images—do they really debunk the extraterrestrial hype? • Burchett's tweet: What does "unexplainable" really mean in the age of UAP hearings? • The science vs. the sensational: Radio signals from the comet? Color changes? Acceleration anomalies that have NASA scrambling? • My take: As an average Joe diving into UAP news, is 3I/ATLAS the smoking gun we've been waiting for, or just interstellar clickbait? Whether you're Team Comet or Team Cosmic Cover-Up, this visitor from the stars (slated to swing by Earth safely on Dec 19 at 267 million km away ) demands a closer look. Hit play and let's unpack the mystery!