The new Princeton dataset on 3I/ATLAS confirms a stabilized hull and active thermal management.

We completed a forensic review of the HATPI pre perihelion photometry data (arXiv:2602.21586v1) published today. The comet model has mathematically failed.

The raw data confirms zero rotational pulse over 12 straight nights. The hull is gyroscopically stabilized. It also confirms a sequenced purge of coolant chemicals at specific thermal thresholds rather than random outgassing. In Section 3, the authors admit to injecting a 0.33 magnitude artificial error to force the data to fit a natural model.

The full report and data tables are live.

Fourteen days to Jupiter.