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New Analysis of 3IATLAS Reveals Exciting Origin of the Comet

2026-07-17 Science & Technology
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Anton Petrov
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@AndrewJohnson-oy8oj 2026-07-18

As it passed through the solar system it was heard to mutter "Back in my day none of this had been built yet. It was farmland as far as the eye could see. And you could see it because the universe was brighter."

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@kenwheeler3637 2026-07-18

12 billion years this object has been just cruising around and never encountered any system until now really says a lot to the vast empty spaces between everything.

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@RobertBrown-i4r 2026-07-17

Many thanks Anton for a fascinating discussion -- at 78 you help to keep my mind active

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@JohnSmall314 2026-07-18

The fact that we've discovered 3 interstellar comets in just a few years is pretty amazing. There must be millions zooming past the outer reaches of the solar system that never get close enough to the Sun that we get to see them.

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@gshingles 2026-07-18

Thanks, whatever tiny interactions this thing had over billions of years to make this a close call and not a planet-ending event.

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@KönigderSchwarzenSonne 2026-07-17

It arrived from outside of time. There is nothing colder.

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@Ang3lUki 2026-07-18

Me understanding this made me realize just how esoteric cosmology is to the average person. It’s not like it’s made of anything particularly exotic or unexplained, it’s just that it formed in ways that really we only understand in models, and as something we haven’t ever seen before outside of these esoteric cosmological formation models, it is indeed quite alien and foreign to cosmologists, but not in ways the average layperson would expect. It’s like gemologists being excited over a rare new mineral and it being a mundane looking crystal made of generally common elements like Jeremejevite.

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@quasarsword7479 2026-07-18

A true primordial

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@Mr.MagicPants 2026-07-16

Wow, this is so exciting. And soon we will discover maybe thousands of interstellar visitors. Imagine what we can learn from them and if we discover one early enough, maybe even visit and take samples. Our origin and the history of the galaxy unraveling 😃

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@jimcurtis9052 2026-07-17

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you.

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