​​​​​​​Will aliens attack Earth in November 2025? Harvard scientist's sensational claim!

International News: For decades, claims about extraterrestrials have sparked curiosity and controversy. From Hollywood films and bestselling books to conspiracy theories about secret research at America’s mysterious “Area 51,” the fascination with aliens has never waned. Now, a new study has grabbed global attention — suggesting that a mysterious spacecraft is hurtling toward Earth and could reach our planet by November 2025.

What is this mysterious object?

• Scientists have labeled it 3I/ATLAS (previously known as A11pl3Z).
• Estimated size: around 20 kilometers in diameter.
• Measured speed: 60 kilometers per second.
• First detected by a telescope in Chile.

While many researchers believe it’s likely just an asteroid, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb has proposed a more startling idea — that it might be an alien spacecraft on a mission to Earth.

What does Avi Loeb’s team say?

Loeb suggests that 3I/ATLAS could become invisible when it swings close to the Sun in November 2025 — and potentially reappear to launch a surprise strike. His team includes scientists Adam Hibbard and Adam Crowl from the Initiative for Interstellar Studies in London. They caution: “This is only an estimate — but if true, the consequences could be catastrophic.”

A history of bold claims

This isn’t Loeb’s first headline‑grabbing theory. In 2017, he famously claimed the asteroid ʻOumuamua was an alien craft. That object was later confirmed to be just an asteroid.

What do other scientists think?

Many astronomers remain unconvinced, maintaining that 3I/ATLAS is probably a natural space rock. Still, they agree that it warrants closer study given its unusual trajectory.

Will aliens attack Earth?

For now, the idea remains purely theoretical, not proven. But reports like this reignite global fascination — and fear — about extraterrestrials. There’s no hard evidence of an impending alien assault, but scientists are closely tracking this enigmatic object as November 2025 approaches.