Might be aliens, might not be aliens but an interstellar comet on our orbital plane that makes a fairly close flyby of 4 planets if you include pluto is a very rare occurrence. Even if we've only been monitoring these things for a short period of time and we don't know the frequency of these types of comets, there's no way that we get a billion of them a year which might be what is required to have a decent chance of an interstellar comet fitting this orbit. We also shouldn't rule out the possibility that it's aliens just because the biggest proponent of that theory is a kike.

>Close flyby of both Jupiter and Venus
>The front of the comet is glowing, why? Almost as if it's firing thrusters to slow down
>Water vapor emitting from the "comet" despite it being too far out (3.5 AU) to emit water vapor
>High velocity
All of this and probably other information points to this originating from an alien intelligence. I just hope they leave us alone.