Future Space
Imagine this: a deep-space telescope captures something unexpected, something that doesn’t just defy our physics… but our very understanding of the universe. Then, without warning, the live feed goes black. The footage disappears. Scientists go silent. And days later, an object is spotted hovering above Earth’s magnetic equator — still, watching, calculating. Its name? Neo Oumuamua. Its message? Still unclear. But one thing is certain: this is no comet. And according to data leaked from within NASA and confirmed by multiple independent observatories, this object may be part of a larger system already surrounding us. The James Webb Space Telescope’s final transmission before the blackout didn’t offer comfort — it offered a warning. And what it revealed confirms our deepest cosmic fear: we were never alone… and now we’ve been seen.
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