Avi Loeb: 3I/ATLAS Sent a Signal in 1977 (99% Chance) | Science for Sleep

Avi Loeb: 3I/ATLAS Sent a Signal in 1977 (99% Chance) | Science for Sleep

What if a famous signal from the past wasn't random noise, but a deliberate message from a passing visitor? In this bedtime exploration of cosmic mysteries, we follow Avi Loeb's striking hypothesis about 3I/ATLAS—the interstellar object that may have sent humanity a transmission decades before we ever knew it existed. From the iconic 1977 detection to the mathematics of impossible timing, we'll drift between radio whispers and orbital mechanics, exploring how an object from beyond our solar system could have called out to us long before its arrival.

Why does the thought of an earlier contact change everything? What does it mean when the timeline of discovery gets rewritten by a wandering messenger? Tonight, we lean into the improbable, tracing the threads of signal analysis, cosmic coincidence, and the audacious questions that connect us across time and space.

This is sleepy science for cosmic dreamers: gentle musings on messages, probability, and the imagination's restless pull toward contact. Perfect for those who want to drift off with interstellar puzzles close at hand, who find comfort in the unknown, and who let wonder guide them toward sleep.

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