Por: Time Science March 23, 2023
The astronomers operating the Pan-STARRS1 telescope on the island of Maui were not expecting to hit cosmic paydirt on Oct. 19, 2017—but they did. On what was otherwise an ordinary night of skygazing, they suddenly spotted what is easily the oddest comet ever detected. Its high speed—87 km per second (54 mi. per second)—and highly elliptical angle indicated that it originated from deep space, the first known interstellar object ever to... + full article
Ars Technica USA Science March 24, 2023
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Mar 23, 2023 7:35 pm UTC / Artist's depiction of the interstellar comet 'Oumuamua, as it warmed up in its approach to the Sun and outgassed hydrogen.NASA/ESA/STScI Share this story In late 2017, our Solar... + más
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CBS News USA Science March 23, 2023
When the first object ever known to have visited the Earth's solar system from outer space zoomed past in 2017, it was so strange that at least one leading astronomer was .But researchers said Wednesday that they had come up with a simple and compelling non-alien... + más
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The New York Times USA Science March 22, 2023
Was it alien space junk? A wandering interstellar asteroid? Or a weird comet from another sun?Ever since 2017, when astronomers in Hawaii discovered an object they called Oumuamua (Hawaiian for “scout”) zipping through the solar system, they have been arguing about what it... + más
There’s a simpler answer to ‘Oumuamua’s weird orbit: Outgassing hydrogen | Ars Technica
Forbes USA Tech January 25, 2023
Night country landscape with starry sky, comet and Big Dipper Constellation (Ursa Major, The Great ... [+] Bear) over the river and forestgetty By now you will have heard of the , the first relatively bright comet since 202o’s . But have you seen it yet? It takes some doing.... + más
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Newsweek USA World January 23, 2023
The unusually green-hued comet ZTF, also known as ZTF (C/2022 E3), developed a strange and rare tail yesterday, pointing toward our sun rather than trailing out behind it.This is known as an anti-tail, and appears to point in the opposite direction to the usual comet... + más
How To See The New ‘Christmas Comet’ From Your Backyard This Week And Beyond | Forbes
Newsweek USA Tech January 16, 2023
A green comet is speeding toward the inner solar system—and you can track its progress with a handy tool.The comet known as C/2022 E3 (ZTF) will soon fly past the Earth, coming as close as around 26 million miles to our planet on February 1, by which point it may just about be... + más
See The ‘Green Comet’ Close To The Big Dipper After Sunset This Weekend | Forbes
Forbes USA Tech January 10, 2023
Topline A comet will appear in the night sky for the first time since the last ice age, offering scientists a look at the progression of the solar system. Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is seen flying through the sky.Courtesy of Dan Bartlett and NASA Key Facts A bright green... + más
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