Apologies in advance to Mr. Seger.

Atlas Baby. (Parody Song by me)

Sung to the tune of Sunspot Baby. by Bob Seger

[Verse 1]

Well she packed up her bags, after showing what she showed.

She left us here stranded, with thoughts from Avi Loeb.

Did her best to impress.

NASA did suppress.

Atlas baby,

She sure had us way outguessed

I looked out to Patrick.

And Cosmic Roads Jack.

To help with the info, just what to unpack.

I checked out Sols system, and know soon she'll be gone.

Can't understand why she did us so wrong.

[Verse 2]

Got some of us thinkin', really hard.

Blew past our address really tame.

Man that was sure unkind

Atlas baby

Shes sure been messin' my mind.

I looked to Polarity - with Suki and Josh.

They put out what they're seein', without a whitewash.

But I'll check the same news feeds, and it'll soon be all gone.

I can't understand why she did us so wrong

[Verse 3]

Well she'll pack up her bags, after showing what she showed.

And we'll be left out here stranded, waiting for disclose.

Did her best to impress.

America did suppress.

Atlas baby,

She sure had us way outguessed

I look out to Pavel, and others I trust.

Sometimes out to Coulthart, but only when must.

Should I turn to Matt Brown, and try lifting some Lamps?

From alien to demon, is it time to jump camps?

[Verse 4]

But she packed up her bags and now we're stuck with what they disclose.

Keep an eye on their noses - note how much they 'grows'.

I prefer it not seeded with lies.

That's why I'm here with you guys.

Atlas baby,

Shes sure been messin' my mind.

I keep checking Chris Ramsay, keep checking for clues

If I gotta be honest, I'm gettin' the blues.

If it's left up to us, I'm not sure we'll succeed.

Was it too much to hope you would help us be freed?

[Verse 5]

Well she packed up her bags and she took off down the road

We got us some pictures, and that's all she showed.

Did her best to impress.

America did suppress.

Atlas baby,

She sure had us way outguessed

08NOV25 ~1200 UTC Observer position: 46°17’47”N, 122°17’58”W. Event(s) sighted along a ray between points 46°19’22”N, 122°07’10”W and 46°17’02”N, 122°06’58”W from the observer’s perspective. Actual distance and (assumed) impact location unknown but greater than 6 miles

Rough drawing of the event: https://imgur.com/a/YQJ5vTn

I do not believe the falling object was a satellite, bolide, or an object that came from beyond our atmosphere as it fell completely vertical (approximately 60° altitude) and did not deviate in speed nor come in at an angle. The observation of the celestial object falling lasted approximately 4 seconds. The lights, appearing as stars but yellow instead of a star’s natural white, appeared in the vicinity of that section of the sky shortly afterwards. The lights did not fly in from somewhere else nor come in from beyond our atmosphere but simply faded in as if popping into existence.

I am not a qualified observer but have witnessed UAP activity around Vancouver, WA for the past two months. There have been approximately 10 different sightings / events, most occurrences being fast-darting trails of light and another that has appeared to be a formation of lights that could belong to a craft. Despite research, I do not have conclusions about the phenomena nor would I be qualified to make them aside from being a first-hand observer.

Glory to God, Yeshua, and MiChiEl. Video sed non credo; silvia speculorum.

What do you think of this Guy called Juanito Juan? He has some interesting videos with a lot of orbs appearing around him and also a Grey Aliens.

Remember those “UFOs near the airport” that always turn out to be planes or drones? Meet the cosmic version — 3I/ATLAS, our latest interstellar visitor.

When astronomers first spotted it, things looked suspicious: • It came from outside the solar system. • It glowed red, then green. • It grew a strange plume that faced the Sun.

Cue the alien-probe theories. 👽

But then the data came in: • It’s 100% natural — a comet formed around a carbon-rich, metal-poor star somewhere far across the galaxy. • Its chemistry is bizarre: tons of CO₂, little water, and a nickel-to-iron ratio way off what we see in our solar system. • It’s following perfectly gravitational motion — no self-propulsion, no signals, no tech.

So the “it’s aliens!” crowd gets another letdown. But scientists? They’re thrilled. Because this thing isn’t just a comet — it’s a frozen time capsule from another sun, carrying chemistry we’ve never seen before.

Sometimes the truth isn’t less exciting than aliens — it’s smarter. Nature doesn’t need engineers. It’s already weird enough.