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3I/ATLAS is performing it's closest approach to Mars - the red planet - today October 3rd, just a couple days after a US government shutdown has paused the majority of activity for important US government science agencies such as NASA.

Will we still get the imagery of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS that we hoped for?

Did 3I/ATLAS survive the CME impact?

Latest imagery and updates provided by geophysicist Stefan Burns

> 3I/ATLAS is performing it's closest approach to Mars - the red planet - today October 3rd, just a couple days after a US government shutdown has paused the majority of activity for important US government science agencies such as NASA. > Will we still get the imagery of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS that we hoped for? > Did 3I/ATLAS survive the CME impact? > Latest imagery and updates provided by geophysicist Stefan Burns

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[–] • 2 pts

Well, if anyone wants to hack NASA, take control of the satellite controls and get those pictures, now would probably be the time to do so.

[–] • 1 pt

I read that these missions have not been put on hold. Data is still being collected, it just won’t be published anywhere until they’re funded again.