[USA HERALD] – A new scientific proposal led by Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb is reigniting debate over how seriously the scientific community should treat interstellar objects like 3I/ATLAS. Together, these detections have provided the first direct evidence that our solar system is continuously traversed by material from other planetary systems. Most surveys are cadence-limited, meaning they scan the sky too infrequently to reliably catch fast-moving interstellar objects early. To address this, Loeb and Trivedi propose what they call the Comprehensive Interstellar Objects Network, or CISON. Under the current system, Loeb argues, scores are assigned too late, based on incomplete data.