Beyond the Wow! Signal: A Deepened Hypothesis on Interstellar Objects as Biological Macro-Organisms and Jovian Energy Interaction

This work presents a speculative but observationally constrained hypothesis concerning the interstellar object candidate 3I/ATLAS. Rather than asserting proof or detection, the paper proposes an alternative interpretive framework in which certain anomalous behaviors—such as non-gravitational acceleration, orbital timing, and apparent Jovian interaction—are examined through a biological or autonomous-system perspective, alongside conventional astrophysical explanations. The hypothesis is explicitly falsifiable and does not claim the object to be artificial or alive. Instead, it explores whether existing observational data permit interpretations beyond standard cometary models, and identifies specific future observations that could confirm or refute the proposed framework. This work is intended as a conceptual contribution, encouraging interdisciplinary discussion at the boundary of astrophysics, astrobiology, and the philosophy of science.本研究提出了一项兼具思辨性与观测约束的假说，针对星际天体候选体3I/ATLAS展开探讨。本研究并未宣称已获得确凿证据或完成探测，而是提出了一套替代性解释框架：除常规天体物理解释外，该框架将从生物学或自主系统视角，对若干异常现象展开分析——包括非引力加速度（non-gravitational acceleration）、轨道计时异常以及疑似木星相互作用（apparent Jovian interaction）等。该假说具备明确的可证伪性，并未断言该天体属于人工制造物或活体存在。相反，本研究旨在探讨现有观测数据是否支持标准彗星模型之外的解释，并指明了可用于验证或驳斥该解释框架的具体未来观测方向。本研究旨在提供一项概念性贡献，推动天体物理学、天体生物学与科学哲学交叉领域的跨学科讨论。