Picture this: a rogue iceball from deep space, hurtling through our solar system at a blistering 130,000 miles per hour, its tail flickering like a faulty neon sign. Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, the third confirmed visitor from beyond our cosmic neighbourhood, has astronomers glued to their scopes and TikTok theorists buzzing with speculation.
Recent discussion has centred not only on the comet's trajectory but also on claims of unusual electromagnetic activity. Reports of headaches, fatigue, and general malaise have circulated on social media, with some suggesting a link between these symptoms and the comet's passage. The phrase 'NASA interstellar comet electromagnetic field' has trended widely, underscoring the collision between scientific observation and public anxiety.
