NASA and the US gov't have a long history of withholding info and even telling outright lies, even when it kills lots of people.
We're still in a pandemic our gov't is still sweeping under a rug.
"Never A Straight Answer" ring any bells?
Trust the US gov't? LMAO no.

Please do not assume or assign my emotional state.
I'm curious. Something smells fishy here and I don't like it.
It's great you are observing it, but are you really seeing very reading, every image in existence? How do you know for sure?

The images NASA pushed were too zoomed in, too technical for the general public to understand.
They did it again after feedback. Why do that?
If it were a threat, not saying it is, they're not gonna just tell us and cause panic.
That raises the questions about the international military interest.

Remind you? Of the entire topic of this conversation???
No, I am not repeating myself for you.
You can scroll back through this thread.

NASA, and most gov't agencies like it, have NDAs as part of their employment contracts.
How do we know NASA has released everything they have?
Preventing panic and stock market crashes is most certainly a political aspect here.
Our gov't is rarely honest with us.
It's ok to not know the answers.

You still haven't answered any of my why questions.
There is a political factor here and NASA isn't allowed to just release data.
If it's just a comet, why isn't NASA showing us the usual presentation?
Something is different, off.
Why didn't NASA show us basic images after the feedback?

Again, I have been reading the scientific papers on this.
And yes, there is way more to this. If it were just a typical comet, there wouldn't be half as much attention to it. This is something new for us. I look forward to whatever is revealed about 3I/Atlas, be it a big rock or something else.

There is most definitely life out there somewhere. There's just too many galaxies for there not to be.
Whatever it is, it has sparked quite the curiosity. We may see a whole new generation of aspiring astronomers and astronauts from this.

oooh! A rabbit hole. lol

Seriously, the sheer distance and age involved pretty much rules out anything being alive. Frozen microbes at best if there is.
As a species, humans need a serious reality check.
I still think this thing is more likely natural, just not a regular comet as we know comets.