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	slug: "latbs/tupaians/1"
	lang: en
	title: "Record 1 — 1I/ʻOumuamua"
	pageCreated: "2026-03-27"

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	header#archive-header
		a(href="/latbs/tupaians")#linkback
			div#linkback-arrow ⟨
			div.header-zh(lang="zh-Hans") 返回搜索结果
			div.header-native Return to search results
		h1#record-title
			div.header-zh(lang="zh-Hans") 记录1(1I/奥陌陌)
			div.header-native Record 1 (1I/ʻOumuamua)
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				figure
					img(src="/latbs/media/oumuamua_halftone.png" alt="Artist’s depiction of Oumuamua")
					figcaption An artist’s impression of the object / ESO
				h2 Is This Interstellar Asteroid Proof of Alien Life? Don’t Bet on It, Says Nasa Physicist
				p#col1 #[b HONOLULU] — The scientific world was set ablaze this week with the discovery of our solar system’s first known interstellar visitor. Astronomers at Hawaii’s Haleakalā Observatory detected the tumbling, cigar-shaped rock, now named ʻOumuamua, on Thursday, coming from the direction of the constellation Lyra.
				p#col2 stresses, however, that the likelihood of intelligent origin is minuscule: “It’s always disappointing to say, because we all — astronomers, scientists, the public — #[em want] it to be true. But, as it stands, everything points to ʻOumuamua being a perfectly natural formation. Which, if you ask me, might be even more exciting. How many more of these things are there?”