US EditionSwRI Says Interstellar Comet Flybys Are Achievable as 3I/ATLAS Defies Expectations
ESA's Mars orbiters and NASA spacecraft will capture detailed images and spectra of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS during its closest approach to Mars, enhancing understanding of its composition and origin.
- Observations from the Gemini South telescope reveal a comet known as 3I-Atlas from another star, with a growing tail and a wide coma of dust and gas around it.
- The images show that the tail of the comet is more extended than in previous shots, indicating increased activity as it travels toward the sun.
- According to the National Space Foundation's NOIRLab, these new images confirm that 3I-Atlas is becoming more active as it moves through our solar system.
- 3I-Atlas will make its closest approach to the sun at the end of October, remaining just within the orbit of Mars.
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The world's most advanced telescope has observed the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. The unexpected results may reveal new details about its formation.
According to the scientific team, this would be the oldest and largest comet ever recorded.
Manhattan-sized interstellar object 3I/ATLAS could release ‘mini-probes’ that hit Earth, experts warn
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna are calling for greater monitoring of 3I/ATLAS which could release "mini-probes" to monitor Earth and "appear as UAPs."
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elDiarioARThe unusually high proportion of CO2 in front of the water points to the fact that this mysterious object has never approached as close to a star as it has been until now: it comes from far away and perhaps protected by a ‘coraze’ Hemeroteca - Strange bodies in the Solar System: what the objects that visit us from deep space teach us The interstellar object 3I/Atlas, the messenger of deep space that broke into our Solar System in early July, is …
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