Interstellar visitors like comet 3I/ATLAS are the most common objects in the Milky Way: 'There's almost always one within the solar system'

A new study suggests that interstellar objects like 3I/ATLAS are likely to enter our solar system from two specific directions, raising questions about their potential impact on Earth. This comet, which has been closely monitored, is notable for its unique characteristics and trajectory as it approaches the sun.

Astronomers continue to be perplexed by the unusual shape of Galaxy NGC 2775, located 67 million light-years away. This galaxy's structure challenges existing models and understandings of galactic formation and evolution, prompting further investigation into its characteristics and origins.

A new study reveals that small icy moons in the outer regions of our solar system may harbor boiling oceans beneath their icy surfaces, suggesting potential habitats for life. This finding challenges previous assumptions about the conditions necessary for life to exist in extreme environments.