Though the possibility exists. The likeliness of this interstellar object being an intelligently designed space craft akin to a von neumann probe is drastically out weighed by the probability that it's a chunk of rock that was gravitationally assisted and slung far out from a distant star.
Though the possibility exists. The likeliness of this interstellar object being an intelligently designed space craft akin to a von neumann probe is drastically out weighed by the probability that it's a chunk of rock that was gravitationally assisted and slung far out from a distant star.
The data suggests It's flat though and it accelerated too much to be a rock ... but there could be some error in how they computed that or some unknown phenomenon. I wish we had a way to just fly up to it or at least observe these interesting objects more closely, like maybe have hubble space telescopes spread out through the solar system ... would cost a lot but would be so nice to have more data!
The data suggests It's flat though and it accelerated too much to be a rock ... but there could be some error in how they computed that or some unknown phenomenon. I wish we had a way to just fly up to it or at least observe these interesting objects more closely, like maybe have hubble space telescopes spread out through the solar system ... would cost a lot but would be so nice to have more data!
Short answer no.
Long answer, also no.