3I ATLAS. Resolving the Anomalies the Standard Model Cannot

This Version 2 release provides an observational update to the original prediction paper (“3I/ATLAS: Resolving the Anomalies the Standard Model Cannot,” Version 1, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17239849), published on October 1, 2025, before comet 3I/ATLAS reached perihelion. Version 1 presented a set of falsifiable predictions derived from the Kittim Projection (KP) framework, including: (i) early activation beyond 6–7 AU, (ii) CO₂-dominated volatiles, (iii) nickel-only spectral emission, (iv) a near-ecliptic retrograde trajectory, and (v) persistence of tail activity after perihelion as the key falsifiability test. New observations obtained after perihelion (October–December 2025) now confirm several additional anomalies: a forward-pointing “sunward” tail visible both before and after perihelion, a measurable non-gravitational acceleration inconsistent with standard outgassing models, and sustained outbound activity. Version 2 preserves the original predictions unchanged and adds clearly marked update notes indicating how newly acquired data compare with the Version 1 predictions. This document is intended as a complete prediction → confirmation record and will be accompanied by a journal submission.