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Ok maybe it was not an alien craft and the acceleration was outgassing... Did we detect deceleration when is was coming? (probably we don't have that data... bummer)

[arstechnica.com]

Lukian 8 Nov 15
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I never thought it was an alian craft. I just read the articles about it because I just like saying Aumuamua. It's like saying fake exaggerated kiss sounds. Muah Muah

Anonbene Level 8 Nov 15, 2018
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I was under the impression it didn't emit any sort of gas tail..

Dwgwnr Level 6 Nov 15, 2018

any that was seen or detected. Not all comets/asteroids make plumes.

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