We've finally got NASA's Mars images of comet 3I/ATLAS, and they're some of the closest views yet

BBC Sky at Night Magazine·Nov 25

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NASA has released images of comet 3I/ATLAS taken by its missions at Mars, providing some of the closest views yet. The images were captured as the comet passed by Mars, with some outlets suggesting the release was delayed. The comet is described as interstellar, originating from outside the solar system, and its images have sparked interest and speculation, which NASA has addressed.

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