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According to scientists, asthronomy is an object of a mystery that astronomers will be the oldest comet in the last week’s astronomers.
3i / ATLAS, it can be three billion years older than our solar system, offers a commander from Oxford University.
It is the third time we found an object outside of our solar system.
Preliminary results were presented on Friday at the national meeting of the British Society of the UK Astronomy in Durham.
“All of us are very excited by the Atlas,” Oxford University of Astronomers told the University of Matthew Hopkins BBC. When the facility was found, he completed his doctoral work.
He says it may be more than seven billion years, and this can still be the most notable stonstress visitors.
3i / Atlas first time in Chile on July 1, 2025, when the atlas survey telescope was about 670 million km from the sun.
Since then, astronomers in the world have compete to determine its path and find more information about it.
Mr. Hopkins thinks that the Milky Way ‘thick disk’ occurs. This is an ancient stars in the area in the area above and below the area where the sun and most stars are located.
The team believes that 3i / atlas are probably made from a lot of water ice because it occurs around an old star.
This means that as soon as the sun approaches the sun, the sun will heat the surface of the facility that causes energy vapor and dust.
This can create a bright tail.
Researchers have created findings using a model developed by Mr. Hopkins.
“This is an object from one part of the galaxy we did not approach before,” he said.
“We think that this comet is older than the solar system and has a chance that has slipped through an interalacial space since.”
This year, then 3i / Atlas should appear from the ground using amateur telescopes.
3i / before the atlas appear, only two people were seen. One was named 1i / ‘Oumuamua found in 2017 and called 2I / Borisov discovered in 2019.
Astronomers will begin to use a new, very powerful telescope in Chile, called Vera C Rubin.
At the end of this year, when the southern night sky began to investigate the sky, scientists expect to discover between 5 and 50 new storm facilities.
