NASA has released new images of 3I/Atlas, the comet that came from another solar system and will get closest to Earth on December 19. The comet could be anywhere from 1,444 feet across to 3.5 miles across, is moving exceptionally fast and is the third interstellar object to enter our solar system. Many questions have been raised about 3I/Atlas. Vlad Duthiers does a deeper dive into what we know about the comet – which is visible from Earth. #nasa #spac #comet #3iatlas | CBS News

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Nasa has released new images of interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas. There has been much speculation about the origin of the comet, with it being one of the only three objects ever recorded from outside of our solar system. New images and data collection will provide a unique insight into the make up of other solar systems, scientists say. Tap the link in @BBCNewsIndia's bio to read more. | BBC News India

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