Wednesday 09/July/2025 – 01:00 AM
Astronomers raised a wave of anxiety and questions after monitoring a huge and unusual body that moves through the solar system at an amazing speed, and this discovery brought back to mind the mysterious visit he made Aster In 2017, which was confused by scientists because of his abnormal behavior.
The new body, which holds the temporary name C/2025 N1 (ATLAS), is believed to be a guilty of about 12 miles, and is characterized by a short tail and irregular shape, but it is the most strange is its path and speed; It moves quickly about 37 miles per second, and it seems that it does not follow the usual laws that govern the movement of the sun around the sun.
The third visitor from the depths of the galaxy
This body is the third visitor between a stars whose entry into our solar system is confirmed after Umamoa and “2 I/Borisov”, which causes scientists wondering whether there is a relationship between these bodies, and is it possible that the 2017 asteroid brought with him something or paved the way for this new visitor.
Not just a space stone
Initial monitoring data, which was taken by an astronomical observatory in Chile, indicates that this space creature is not just an ordinary guilty, but rather carries properties that may reformulate our understanding of the origin of the body in deep space.
Space agents, including NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA), confirmed that it will not come close to Earth, but will pass into the orbit of Mars during October, before it disappears behind the sun, and returns to appear again in December while on his way out of the solar system.
Why do we watch it?
These bodies, coming from distant solar systems, are very rare opportunities to study primary materials that have not been touched since their formation. They are silent messages from distant galaxies, and may carry information about the formation of other worlds.
Although, the body will leave without touching the ground, but the hadiths about the possibility of “hidden companions” or similar bodies raises more questions within the scientific community.
