Thread 40941801

this was an ayy visitor right /x/?

>>40941801 (OP)
Looks organic to me
Check out this gif of voyager 2’s trajectory, our controlled flight path produces really hard corners when we do turns around planets, I assume aliens would be capable of even tighter maneuvers

>>40941801 (OP)
>>40941892

Y’all not ready for this conversation.

>>40941892
now i'm convinced it's an ayy

>>40941801 (OP)
That's one heck of a complicated gravity assist.

>>40941801 (OP)
Why does nothing go straight down? Why have we never pointed the hubble downward? Whats under the solar system?

>>40942602
They’re stuck in a gravitational well falling into the sun until they reach escape velocity. “Down” in the direction gravity pulls, which in this case is the sun, they all fall “down”.

>>40941801 (OP)

unknown material what could it be just a strange material rock in space

>>40942675
But whats down below the sun? And the planets? Also why do we always send probes in pretty much the same direction? When you Google it it only talks about pointing down "towards earth" but not down into space.

>>40941901
bruhhh that was my jam when i wore jammies

>>40942602
when you say "down" what do you mean? the same up? like assuming the disc of our galaxy is the floor?

Our Solar System’s orbital plane (the ecliptic) is tilted about 60° relative to the Milky Way’s disk. That means:

If you picture the Milky Way’s galactic plane as a big flat table, our planets are circling the Sun on a plate that’s been tipped up almost on edge.

As the Sun orbits the galactic center (taking ~225 million years per trip), the whole Solar System is kind of skimming along “sideways”, not neatly aligned with the galaxy’s disk.
this is what chatgpt told me about our solar system is this true?

>>40942803
Yep

>>40942803
if so it would make sense why 3I atlas is almost impossible to achieve its less than 5 degree alignment with our solar system. it means our plane is pointing outwards of the galaxies disc and that it would have had to reach the furthest star or body of gravity at the "highest" part of the galactic discs mass to sling shot itself in a unobstructed trajactory to gain to the speed it has. There is one possibility no body is talking about. Just like we have the annual meteor showers. The galaxy also can have these. The worst extinction event happened with a lot of room for error roughly 250 milliion years ago, and the suns orbital period in the galaxy is roughly 225 million years.

bamp

>>40941801 (OP)
Reddit banned me for posting this UFO CAUGHT BY HUBBLE

>>40941801 (OP)
Weird. It's like it keeps trying to reach Earth, but some weird gyroscopic rotational force field keeps catching it and throwing it off. Huh...

>>40944199
>some weird gyroscopic rotational force field
It's called an orbit, anon

>>40944199
looks like it checked us out for a while before noping out

>>40944226
That's not how orbits work, dingus.

>>40944229
I've intercepted multiple signals of ayy lmaos trying to map out trajectory paths for our planet, and every single time I was left baffled. I'm not sure we earthlings realize where we are.

>>40944230
>thinks orbits are just perfect circles
Anon ..

>>40944236
Nope.

>>40944234
To be fair, you seem easily baffled.

>>40944238
Go away, bot/shill/glowie. I ain't in the mood to humor you.

>>40944237
Then how is it not an orbit?

>>40944245
Linguistic breakdown.

>>40944251
Elaborate

>>40944253
No.

>>40944262
Oh, so you're retarded. I'll just ignore your posts then.

>>40942606
this close call shit is really fucking uncool

>>40944267
get a trip so we can filter you

>>40941901
Comfy

>>40944160
They only want to know and hear things that support what they alresdy believe in.

>>40944234
I'm not at all surprised.

>>40944471
That's no different than this board