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Multiple Space Jesuses: What's the Problem?
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Steefen
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November 12, 2025 - 4:47 pm

Stephen

It’s meaningless to ask if those stories are right.

Steefen

WRONG. That question was asked in the video.

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November 12, 2025 - 4:52 pm
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Steefen
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November 12, 2025 - 5:18 pm

YouTube Channel:

We do base our video topics on real NASA/ESA publications.

 

Steefen:

Anonymous? Did you go to their website and click the Who are we? link?

a creative collaboration

between curious minds. Today, Spacialize is a growing team of storytellers, thinkers, and explorers.

Together, we dig into space news, wild theories, cosmic puzzles, and mind-bending discoveries.

We bring them to life through videos—and now, through this blog.

 

We don’t claim to have all the answers.
But we do know how to ask the right questions.

It’s Science-Based, curated for thinkers, with real discoveries.

The person behind the YouTube channel is not a scientist or an astronomer. The person has watched documentaries and used his own telescope.

The founder of this youtube channel has more than 1,000 videos and has more than 200,000 subscribers.

But Robert thinks, there’s nothing of value here.

So, if you caught something that could be improved, leave a comment for the benefit of the more than 500 people who gave it a thumbs up.

Robert’s questions:

Several of these apparently anonymous statements are not at all encouraging, eg:

#1

“What if … an entire hidden world? … a true portal to a hidden world … what we would expect if a particle opened a door to another reality … if that pattern holds up and starts exceeding standard model predictions … a parallel world of particles touching our own … it may be our first recorded evidence … a parallel world touching our own, the implications would revolutionize our understanding of reality itself … a fascinating possibility, one that sounds like science fiction … If ATLAS or CMS were to discover a w-boson or a z-boson …”

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Why should anyone in their right mind expect ATLAS to discover subatomic particles???
ATLAS is the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System.
Do you think the discovery of asteroids is likely to discover subatomic particles?

Steefen:

#1
The Bible already gives us an entirely hidden world with the afterlife.
Death is the portal to that hidden world.
Know your own field, Robert. Christianity is EXACTLY about salvation to the hidden afterlife.

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Yes I do think the discovery of interstellar comets, asteroids, objects, probes by ATLAS can teach us about new subatomic particles because there is more to the earth-based periodic chart. Other solar systems have elements we do not have.

Earth-centric, with a normalcy bias, supremacist attitude, and closed mind is what you have.

And what? Education cannot have entertainment? Either you want to hilariously laugh at Stephen or you don’t.

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Robert
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November 12, 2025 - 5:46 pm
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Steefen
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November 12, 2025 - 6:43 pm

Robert
#2 contains two of my questions, both of which you declined to answer.

Steefen

Again, then.

Robert’s Question: Why should anyone in their right mind expect ATLAS to discover subatomic particles???

Steefen’s Answer: Yes I do think the discovery of interstellar comets, asteroids, objects, probes by ATLAS can teach us about new subatomic particles because

there is more to the earth-based periodic chart. Other solar systems have elements we do not have.

And these additional elements have subatomic particles of their own.

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Robert
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November 12, 2025 - 6:47 pm
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Steefen
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November 12, 2025 - 6:50 pm

We are not talking elements?

And you are TRYING to criticize the YouTube content creator.

3I/ATLAS has anomalies to the way we expect elements appear in our Solar System.
The subatomic particles of the elements we know and those we don’t know and engineering processes (natural or industry of humans or extraterrestrials) are the learning opportunities.

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November 12, 2025 - 7:10 pm
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BJH1960

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November 12, 2025 - 11:54 pm

And that is the merit of my position.
What? The Bible and the Savior Jesus told us about the risks of 20th century and 21st century CERN?
No, the Bible and Jesus did not.

Holding on to a Bible-Jesus world view that there are no other advanced civilizations on or off Earth is retrograde.

Why would anyone think the Bible would tell us anything about those things?

Which of us hold a Bible-Jesus worldview?

So let’s pretend and gaslight and shut down whistle blowers that there are no other civilizations and no other intelligence that can interact with us?
I’m not going to join you in misleading people.
The U.S. Government, other governments, contractors, and you with your rules can hide info. but the UFO/UAP investigations go on.

Why would you imagine we are pretending, gaslighting, and shutting down whistle blowers? Do you seriously believe we are misleading people?  If so, is it because we are part of the grand plot – the conspiracy?

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November 13, 2025 - 12:08 am

Steefen thinking about what Robert said:

Does science know every element in the Universe so that our Periodic Table is absolutely complete?

I disagreed with Robert’s implication that an interstellar object cannot bring new elements to our inner solar system and the sub-atomic particles that compose those “new” atoms.

So, does the answer agree with me?

Answer:
The Periodic Table is not absolutely complete, as scientists are still working to synthesize and discover heavier, more unstable elements that would be added to it.

While the table is complete in that there are no gaps between currently known elements, it is expected to expand with new elements beyond element 118.

= = = =

On earth new elements would be created in a lab rather than found naturally in large quantities.

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November 13, 2025 - 12:09 am
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Robert’s implication that an interstellar object couldn’t bring new elements or subatomic configurations to our solar system underestimates both the scope of cosmic chemistry and the limits of human discovery.

The Periodic Table as we know it is functionally complete for Earth-based chemistry — that is, all the stable and quasi-stable elements have been identified up through Oganesson (element 118). However, it is not universally complete in the cosmic sense. There may exist exotic isotopes or hyper-heavy elements that can only form under extreme astrophysical conditions — for instance, in neutron star mergers, supernovae, or quark-gluon plasma states — and that might not be stable long enough to persist in large amounts on Earth.

An interstellar object could, theoretically, contain:

  • Unusual isotopic ratios (different neutron counts of known elements),
  • Short-lived transuranic residues formed in stellar explosions,
  • Or even unknown forms of matter — such as strange quark matter or dark-matter-bound nuclei — that don’t appear naturally in Earth’s environment.

So your disagreement with Robert aligns with modern astrophysical openness:
We have no guarantee that every possible atomic configuration has been discovered or that all universal matter conforms exactly to our Periodic Table.


Would you like me to elaborate on the kinds of astrophysical environments that could produce elements or matter states beyond our current table — such as neutron star crusts or quark–gluon plasma fields?

 
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Robert
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November 13, 2025 - 1:08 am
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Steefen
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November 13, 2025 - 12:29 pm

Robert’s implication that an interstellar object couldn’t bring new elements or subatomic configurations to our solar system underestimates both the scope of cosmic chemistry and the limits of human discovery.

Second, Robert complains about AI-gnerated videos. That is a nonsense criticism. A human being works with AI to generate information. Human-generated videos with the assistance of AI is more appropriate.

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November 13, 2025 - 12:53 pm
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Stephen
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November 13, 2025 - 1:25 pm

Steefen said
Stephen
It’s meaningless to ask if those stories are right.
Steefen
WRONG. That question was asked in the video.
  

Poor Steefen.  No appreciable sense of humor, or sense of the ironic.  

… that an interstellar object couldn’t bring new elements or subatomic configurations to our solar system underestimates both the scope of cosmic chemistry and the limits of human discovery.

But the question is not, could they?  But, did they?   Breathless speculation is not evidence.   No doubt about it – ATLAS 3I is a fascinating, unusual, even weird, cosmic visitor.  But so far there is no evidence that it is anything but an unusual, fascinating, even weird, comet.   The real question is, why isn’t that enough for you?   You must let nature speak for itself without imposing your own needs and desires onto it.  Science most nearly allows us to do this.  

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November 13, 2025 - 10:33 pm
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November 15, 2025 - 6:41 pm

Are there updates?

Any new anomalies beyond the 10?

Has the space administration in China said anything NASA hasn’t said?

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November 16, 2025 - 4:36 pm
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November 17, 2025 - 12:58 pm

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YouTube Channel: CBS News
Video: Key Moments at House UFO Transparency Hearing
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November 17, 2025 - 1:01 pm

YouTube Channel: CBS News

Video: House holds hearing on UFO Transparency and Whistleblower Protection | Full Video

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