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Rare Multi-Tailed Comet 3I/ATLAS Dazzles Astronomers with Unique Features
Written by Nick MoralesNovember 20, 2025

Rare Multi-Tailed Comet 3I/ATLAS Dazzles Astronomers with Unique Features

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The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS features a remarkable multi-tailed appearance and travels at an astounding speed of 157,000 miles per hour. Originating from another star system, it offers a unique opportunity to study cosmic phenomena and gain insights into the formation and behavior of such extraordinary celestial objects.

The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is unlike anything we’ve seen before. It was discovered in 2019, and it’s already causing quite a stir among scientists! One of its coolest features is its stunning multi-tailed appearance. Most comets have one tail, but 3I/ATLAS can have up to three! This makes it a real treat for astronomers and sky watchers.

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Another unique aspect is its speed. This comet travels extremely fast, zipping through our solar system. It’s moving at about 157,000 miles per hour! That’s much faster than most comets. Because of this speed, 3I/ATLAS won’t stick around for long. It’s expected to leave our solar system before we know it.

3I/ATLAS also comes from another star system. This is special because it means it hasn’t been in our solar system before, giving us a fresh view of what a comet can be. It’s made of ice, dust, and gas, just like other comets, but its journey and appearance are truly unique.

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Scientists are eager to study this comet closely. They want to learn more about how it forms and what it can tell us about other star systems. With its incredible features, 3I/ATLAS can reveal secrets of the universe that we’ve never seen before.

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