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SCIENTISTS SPOT MYSTERY OBJECT BELIEVED TO COME FROM BEYOND SOLAR SYSTEM

theguardian.com4 min read

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Astronomers have discovered a new object hurtling through the solar system. Known as 3I/Atlas, the object is about 416 million miles away from the Sun and believed to be traveling at about 37 miles per second relative to the Sun. If confirmed, it will provide more evidence that such interstellar wanderers are relatively common in our galaxy. The comet poses no threat to Earth. It will reach its closest approach to the Sun - within about 130 million miles - around October 30.