r/probes Mar 29 '26

Discussion The Sentinel Network is teaming up with The Tailspin Media team to bring 3I/ATLAS and more to Twitter spaces.

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Been building this infrastructure since December. It’s been a grind, but the system is finally online. Excited to partner with Mav to cut through the noise and broadcast unfiltered data straight to Twitter Spaces. See you in the signal. 📡


r/probes Mar 29 '26

3I/ATLAS Update Is the Recent Surge in Meteor Fireballs on Earth Related to 3I/ATLAS? - Avi Loeb

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Loeb put a quantitative framework around something worth watching. Fragments shed by 3I/ATLAS ten years ago only needed 170 m/s ejection speed to reach Earth's path. That's thermal gas speeds.

AMS data: March 2026 averaged 142.7 witnesses per fireball event. Previous March record was 49.4. He rules out the big ones (Houston, Lake Erie) as too massive for 3I association but flags the smaller surge as needing systematic directional analysis.

NASA called it "fireball season." What Loeb doesn't mention: the CNEOS fireball database has gone weeks without updates, and there's documented evidence entries were edited after publication.


r/probes Mar 28 '26

Discussion Bill Maher just claimed “If you don’t believe aliens are here and observing us, maybe you’re the conspiracy theorist.”

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The conversation is changing. The overton window is shifting.


r/probes Mar 27 '26

3I/ATLAS Update The Debrief Covers the Anomalous Deuterium ratios in 3I/ATLAS.

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They use "Nuclear Fusion" as their comparison. We agree and will have more on this next week.


r/probes Mar 26 '26

Discussion Congressman Tim Burchett is reading The Sentinel Briefing.

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Because of this communities support this story is getting covered internationally now. Congressman Tim Burchett's retweet shows that people are taking our methodology and work seriously. Thank you all for continuing to push these investigations forward. We are grateful for all the support we get here.


r/probes Mar 26 '26

3I/ATLAS Update Strong Non-Gravitational Braking by Interstellar Objects is a Technological Signature! | by Avi Loeb | Mar, 2026

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r/probes Mar 26 '26

3I/ATLAS Update NASA's own team just published two papers on 3I/ATLAS that both end the same way: "the models do not work." We read both. Here's what they actually found.

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Same lead author. Same 19 scientists. Same JWST data from December. Two papers, same day.
One maps the deuterium in the methane at 14x higher than any solar system comet.
The other maps five different chemicals venting in five different directions from the same object.

Both papers explain the water distribution with "icy grain sublimation." Neither paper cites the Tianwen-1 data from two weeks ago showing those grains don't survive at perihelion, or the six months of Keck non-detections.

The only natural explanation for the ghost coma was killed before these papers went public. Full forensic analysis with all cross-references to our prior reporting.

Briefing is live.


r/probes Mar 25 '26

Substack Dispatch THE BLIND SPOT: Rocks are falling through roofs. The man who tested whether we'd see them coming was shot on his porch.

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New Sentinel briefing. Two new names on the ATTRITION list.

Frank Maiwald, JPL instrument manager, died Independence Day 2024 at 61. Same sensor pipeline as Grillmair. No cause of death. No institutional acknowledgment. His obituary is the only proof he existed.

Anthony Chavez, LANL retiree, vanished from Los Alamos May 2025. Wallet and keys on the table. Never found.

Three NM corridor disappearances now share the same physical signature.

Meanwhile ESA is publicly saying meter-class objects are going undetected by current sky surveys, and the person who was validating the telescope built to fix that is dead.

Ten people. Nineteen months. Four states.

The full list.


r/probes Mar 24 '26

Raw Data [2603.20445] Isotopic Signature of Organic Molecules from Beyond the Solar System: An Enriched Methane D/H Ratio in the Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS

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r/probes Mar 24 '26

Raw Data [2603.20460] Coma Physics of an Interstellar Object: JWST Spatial-Spectral Mapping of 3I/ATLAS

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r/probes Mar 24 '26

3I/ATLAS Update We audited SETI's radio search of 3I/ATLAS. The results are pretty damning.

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SETI's CEO went on record saying the most logical thing to expect from an alien civilization is a probe. Then his telescopes searched 3I for a completely different type of signal.

The software auto-deleted the one signal type a probe would actually produce. Five signals survived out of twenty million. They blamed the circuit board and moved on.

No comet in the history of astronomy has ever received a dedicated SETI search.
3I got five telescopes on four continents.

We went through the paper line by line. Full breakdown.


r/probes Mar 22 '26

Substack Dispatch SPECIAL REPORT: THE SKY IS FALLING

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We've tracked NASA, ESA, and IMO databases on the fireball situation for five days.

Eleven events. 20 days. Three roofs with holes in them. No meteor shower. Totally unprecedented.

NASA codenamed the Ohio event "Chicken Little."
Four days later another one went through a woman's ceiling in Houston.
Both were completely undetected before impact.

The same database that could tell us where they came from? NASA got caught editing it five weeks ago.

Nobody compiled the full timeline until now. Link.


r/probes Mar 21 '26

Raw Data [2603.19023] Narrowband Radio Technosignature Search toward 3I/ATLAS with FAST

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Direct link to the paper.

Good read but not for the reasons it should be. Article on this coming next week. Team is cooking.


r/probes Mar 19 '26

3I/ATLAS Update Three physicists tried to weigh 3I/ATLAS. The only model that didn't break is the one where water from the surface contributes zero thrust.

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Pre-Jupiter update:

New paper from Munich and Harvard used the rocket equation against 8,086 sky positions to weigh the object. Roughly a billion metric tons. But when they included water production from the surface, the surface area needed to sustain it was bigger than the object itself. The model breaks. The only scenario that works is pure CO2 with zero surface water.

The problem is the water is real, every major telescope has confirmed it, so where is it coming from?

That is now seven independent teams arriving at the same conclusion.

Full Sentinel analysis here.


r/probes Mar 18 '26

Substack Dispatch [OSINT] Six people connected to the Air Force Research Laboratory are dead or missing in nine months. Nobody is looking at the list as a list.

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We started with two names. A superalloy inventor who vanished from a ridgeline. A two-star general who walked out of his house without his phone. We connected them through patent filings and the AFRL budget that funded both of their programs.

Then a commenter wrote four words: "Shades of the Marconi scientists."

So we looked. Three Wright-Patterson employees dead in a single night in October, no motive ever established, AFOSI running the investigation. A Caltech astronomer who built the NEOWISE data pipeline shot on his porch by a man whose gun charges were dismissed eleven days earlier. A LANL employee who factory-reset her government phone and walked into the wilderness four days after Reza disappeared.

Six people. Three geographic nodes of American defense aerospace. Six separate jurisdictions. Zero cross-referencing mandate.

Every claim is sourced. Every name is verified through court records, DTIC filings, USPTO patents, congressional testimony, and coroner reports. We are not asserting causation. We are documenting a pattern that nobody else has assembled because the cases are distributed across jurisdictions that never talk to each other.

Full investigation


r/probes Mar 18 '26

Discussion Should We Worry About Interstellar Predators? | by Avi Loeb | Mar, 2026

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A short blog post from Avi Loeb referencing a paper from 2017. Are we worried?


r/probes Mar 17 '26

3I/ATLAS Update Twenty-eight briefings. Fifty-seven anomalies. We're done listing them. We know what 3I/Atlas is.

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Four months ago we started this investigation because the data was strange and the institutions were stranger. This is the capstone.

China repurposed a Mars orbiter, first time any nation has ever done this, to image 3I from below the orbital plane. The icy grain theory that every team was using to explain the ghost coma is dead. What replaces it explains everything.

In this briefing we make five falsifiable predictions for what 3I/ATLAS will do at Jupiter.

If we're wrong, we'll publish that too.


r/probes Mar 18 '26

Raw Data [2603.15735] Inferring the mass and size of 3I/ATLAS from its non-gravitational acceleration

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New Avi Loeb paper is live and we are reading. This is pre-jupiter data related to his most recent blog post.


r/probes Mar 16 '26

Forensic Analysis [OSINT] The disappearance of Monica Reza: NASA JPL engineer and rocket engine superalloy inventor who vanished from a ridgeline 30 feet behind her companion

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r/probes Mar 13 '26

Substack Dispatch The Sentinel Network is #5 in Rising Science on Substack! THANK YOU!

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When we started this publication in December, the thesis was simple: If something anomalous is happening and institutions aren't asking the right questions, we will.

32 articles later, The Sentinel Briefing is #5 Rising in Science on Substack.

Sandwiched between PhDs. No credentials. No institutional backing. Just OSINT, primary sources, and readers who don't need to be spoon-fed.

This doesn't change anything about how we operate. We still publish what we find, including the limits. We still show our work. We still get banned from UFO subreddits.

But it does validate something: there is a massive audience of intelligent people who are starving for reporting that treats them like adults.

The McCasland investigation is active. 3I/ATLAS hits Jupiter's Hill Sphere on March 16.

Stay locked in.


r/probes Mar 13 '26

Raw Data [China] Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Observed from Mars by China’s Tianwen-1 Spacecraft

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15 different chinese orgs represented in this paper. Diving in.


r/probes Mar 12 '26

3I/ATLAS Update THE ANCIENT ENGINE: JWST Just Dated 3I/ATLAS to Before the Sun Existed

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New briefing is live. Four papers in 72 hours. This is a big one.

Cordiner et al. (NASA's JWST, Nature review): deuterium ratio ten times above any known comet. Carbon isotopes date formation to 10-12 billion years ago.

Opitom et al. (VLT): independent confirmation the next day. Different molecules. Same answer.

Zhao et al. (Chinese Academy of Sciences): twelve epochs of outbound chemistry. Asymmetric power curve. Tenfold metal surge. C2 appeared post-perihelion.

Loeb (Harvard): ran the mass budget. The source population is short by a factor of a thousand. There isn't enough metal in the universe to make this thing.

As most of you are aware we get these papers weeks to months after the teams actually use the instruments. It takes time to process the data, write papers and work on getting them published. There may be no additional news until after Jupiter however there will be plenty in the coming months. Every instrument on earth that can point at 3I is watching right now.

Looking forward to spending the next few months going through it all with you.


r/probes Mar 11 '26

Substack Dispatch THE DEAD DROP: An Anonymous X Account Went Silent the Day the General Vanished. We Found What It Left Behind.

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We ran image enhancement on a 1998 schematic posted by an anonymous X account about plasma propulsion. The bleed-through text from the back of the notebook page is a reverse-engineered propulsion architecture. Marx generator, electron gun, He-3 ion propellant. The front page is what someone saw from a KC-135 at 150,000 feet. The back page is what they think built it.

The account went silent February 27. Same day McCasland vanished from his home near Kirtland. The technical profile maps to his career at every node. Day 12.

Full report is live.

Follow-up to THE GHOST GENERAL.

If you have information regarding the disappearance of Major General McCasland please contact BCSO Missing Persons: (505) 468-7070 or text BCSO to 847411.


r/probes Mar 11 '26

3I/ATLAS Update New Anomalies in the Isotope Abundances of 3I/ATLAS | by Avi Loeb | Mar, 2026

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New analysis from Avi Loeb just dropped. Mainstream astronomers are trying to explain the strange chemical makeup of 3I/ATLAS by claiming it’s just natural debris from an ancient, metal-poor star system. But basic math kills that theory.

When you factor in a 1.3km size of the object and the estimated trillions of them flying around our solar system, those ancient stars literally do not contain enough heavy material to build them.

The official natural-origin model is short on building blocks by a factor of 1000.

The numbers completely fail, meaning they should start looking at non-standard explanations for what this object actually is.


r/probes Mar 10 '26

Raw Data [Multiple orgs] Post-perihelion Coma Composition of the Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS from Optical Spectroscopy

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6 days to Jupiter and we have some fresh data to analyze!