I recall reading somewhere (since James Webb was commissioned) that if another interstellar object was discovered (this is now the third!), that the James Webb telescope would certainly be pointed at it to get detailed observations. Granted that 3I/ALTAS was only found a little more than three weeks ago, that nothing has yet been officially planned, but I would have thought that at least somewhere in the media that this would have at least been again mentioned. Are you party to such discussions??
QuoteThis interstellar object is rich in water ice. And this could lead to the appearance of a tail when it comes close to the Sun, due to its vaporization by solar rays. And needless to say, this would be observable with the naked eye, and a breathtaking sight to behold.
A blueish tail maybe? Is it the "Blue Kachina"?
Wikipedia: "The Blue Star Kachina is said to be the ninth and final sign before the "Day of Purification", described as an apocalypse or a "world engulfing cataclysm" that will lead to the destruction of the world.
According to Hopi legend (as reported by writer Frank Waters) at the beginning of time, Taiowa the Creator created his nephew Sótuknang, to construct places for life. Sótuknang created nine universes or worlds: one for Taiowa, one for himself, and seven others for additional life. The first three of these worlds, Tokpela, Tokpa and Kuskurza, have already been inhabited and subsequently destroyed due to the corruption and wickedness of man. According to Waters' books, Hopis believe that humanity is currently residing in the fourth world, Túwaqachi. Like the previous worlds, Túwaqachi is also prophesied to be destroyed because of the corruption of humanity."
I guess it's about time the madness ends.....