The Micah Hanks Program Unidentified in Earth's Oceans: The USO Controversy and 3I/ATLAS Update | MHP 11.03.25.
Nov 4, 2025
Explore the intriguing world of unidentified submerged objects (USOs) and the historical sightings from the Cold War era. Discover the anomalous behavior of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and its potential signs of technology. Dive into the Enigma Labs report outlining USO activity and the limitations of available data. The discussion also critiques crowdsourced USO videos, highlighting the need for accurate case resolutions in the UAP conversation. From ancient mariners to modern Navy encounters, the ocean holds many mysteries.
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3I/ATLAS Shows Non-Gravitational Motion
- Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS behaved oddly but still fits comet explanations like outgassing near perihelion.
- Non-gravitational motion was observed but can be explained by material loss rather than engineered maneuvers.
Technosignatures As A Viable Hypothesis
- Some scientists propose technosignatures for interstellar objects as probes hitching rides on comets.
- Such probes could be remnants or autonomous devices, making radio monitoring of visitors valuable.
Require Case Resolutions For Crowdsourced Data
- Vet and resolve crowdsourced sightings before using them in statistical analysis.
- Exclude obvious prosaic cases like blimps, flares, and satellites to avoid 'garbage in, garbage out.'