NASA. The other day, a researcher from Russia discovered an interstellar object, that is, a comet from outside our solar system, and the Americans began to follow it with great attention ever since. NASA decided to give this comet the name C/2019 Q4, and managed to record an image of it on its journey through our solar system, including calculating a trajectory for its journey, and you can see it below.
NASA. The comet named C/2019 Q4 is seen as a very important one because it is only the second interstellar object to be discovered by astronomers while making its way through our solar system. With a speed of approximately 150.000 KM/h, the comet that NASA is also following moves extremely quickly through our solar system, so it will not be able to be followed for a very long time.
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NASA. The trajectory that you can see in the image above shows us how this comet will move through the solar system before leaving it and passing to another, coming only "to visit" for a short period of time. Although this is the second interstellar object observed by astronomers, this is the first comet that we see entering our solar system, and NASA is watching very carefully what it does, in order to learn as much as possible.
"This image was made possible by Gemini's ability to quickly adjust observations and observe such objects, which have very short visibility windows. However, we had to look for it as we got the last details at 3:00 am and were seeing it until 4:45!”
NASA. Many people are interested in what is happening with this comet, and this is because thanks to the discovery we will be able to see more images of interstellar objects in the future. Their appearance in our solar system is very rare, and those from NASA will try to find out how the Russian astronomer discovered this comet in order to analyze more carefully everything that enters our solar system.
NASA. Having said that, what do you think about the comet that was captured in this image published for the first time for the entire planet?
