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International Business Times UK
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Briane Nebria

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 3i atlas update esa scientists surprised by interstellar comet s activity - Caught on Camera

Comet 3I/ATLAS Still from ATLAS telescope. (Credit: NASA)

The cosmos has delivered a truly exceptional surprise, a visitor from another star system—a cosmic anomaly screaming through the periphery of our own neighbourhood. Astronomers across the globe are currently involved in a frantic, high-stakes observational race to capture as much data as possible on this interstellar object, officially designated 3I/ATLAS.

Widely believed to be a comet, this incredibly rare traveller is not merely passing by; it is providing a fleeting, once-in-a-lifetime window into the deep black of space far beyond our Sun's influence. The object's trajectory will see it make its closest approach to Earth sometime in December, before swinging out towards the giant of our solar system for its closest encounter with Jupiter next March.

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