NASA Admits 3I/ATLAS’s Tail Looks More Like Propulsion Than Dust
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Explore the latest cosmic mystery: 3I/ATLAS, the perplexing interstellar visitor, seems to be trailing what scientists now suspect might be a propulsive plume rather than a conventional dust tail. Join us as we break down groundbreaking observations from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, which reveal an active, sun-facing dust plume and a faint, radiation-swept tail—all unlike anything seen in typical comets.
Dive into compelling theories—from dust sublimation and carbon dioxide-driven plumes to the tantalizing—but highly debated—idea of engine-like propulsion outgassing. We’ll guide you through the evidence from SPHEREx, JWST, and ground-based observatories, and show how 3I/ATLAS challenges everything we thought we knew about comet physics.
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