
3I/ATLAS, currently passing through the solar system as of today, has sparked curiosity among astronomers and the public alike. But Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, who heads the Galileo Project, has some warning against expert comments.
Loeb describes 3I/ATLAS as not just a scientific matter, but a teaching moment to value 'childlike curiosity' while exploring the universe. He emphasises that science is a process of evidence-based discovery rather than relying solely on past expertise.