A team in Spain measured what's streaming off 3I right after it swung past the Sun. Two things don't make sense. The gas moves faster toward the Sun than away from it. On anything that's melting, the hot side pushes gas outward. 3I pushes into the heat. And sulfur is gone. Every comet we've ever measured has it. 3I doesn't. The stuff that is there, carbon and oxygen compounds, is concentrated. A second team in Japan checked the outbound leg. The CO2 is still going. Paper 1. Paper 2. Briefing number 34 on this object from The Sentinel Network submitted by /u/TheSentinelNet [link] [comments]