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Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has grown a colossal, sunward anti-tail larger than the distance to the moon. Is this an unprecedented comet, or is Harvard's Avi Loeb right about a technological origin?

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS shows a rare sun‑facing anti‑tail, raising concerns that survey telescopes miss exotic visitors

Elon Musk sparks fresh controversy by branding nuclear energy 'super dumb' and arguing that solar power is humanity's real clean energy future, reigniting the global debate over how the world should power itself.

Spending time away from people is usually a very peaceful experience. A break from the city, a sunny day in the forest, birds chirping, a stream flowing nearby, and fresh air all around—it sounds like the perfect escape. But swap that scene for an eerily still night, with not a…

ESA's XMM-Newton captured first x-ray images of comet 3I/ATLAS, revealing a red glow from gases colliding with solar wind, with hydrogen and nitrogen details unseen by optical telescopes.

It’s set to drop in second half of 2026, according to The Sun

Scientists have created the first detailed maps of the sun's atmospheric boundary, where solar material breaks free and streams into space.

The moment the air sharpens, and daylight starts clocking out early, something subtle shifts inside us. Our playlists change, our cravings deepen, and even our conversations feel a little more personal. Cold weather doesn’t just nudge us toward sweaters and soup; it quietly turns up the volume on emotional needs…

New observations show interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has changed the direction of its rare anti-tail as it nears Earth, deepening scientific debate over its nature and behaviour.