The unusual comet—which is to pass Earth again in the coming weeks—is only the third known object to visit us from outside the solar system.

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is again challenging astronomers' understanding of comet physics after new images captured from New Mexico revealed three separate ionic jets and an enormous sunward anti-tail extending millions of miles.

Meanwhile, the ESA’s (European Space Agency) Mars-based Trace Gas Orbiter spacecraft has snapped a few images that the agency has published on social media. ESA remarked that they “pinpointed the comet's path with 10 times more accuracy, using data from ” ESA ExoMars TGO probe.

Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb says interstellar object 3I/ATLAS could be firing its "thrusters" to leave the solar system.

I/ATLAS interstellar comet post-perihelion maneuver unnatural? New images show the comet as a single body after its perihelion passage. The new findings raise questions about its jets, mass loss, energy needs,