The Transformation of the Celestial Body Into a Comet Has Been Observed for the First Time.
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Astronomers have observed that an icy celestial body, which had long been dormant in the outer regions of the Solar System, has acquired comet-like characteristics as it approached the Sun. The transformation of the object, named 450P/LONEOS, allowed for the first direct observation of a process previously predicted only theoretically.
The transformation of an icy celestial body orbiting in the Solar System into a comet has been observed for the first time.
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Haber7The transformation of the icy celestial body 450P/LONEOS, which orbits between Jupiter and Neptune, into a comet as it approaches the Sun has been observed for the first time. Data from the James Webb Space Telescope revealed that the gas and dust cloud forming around the object is carbon dioxide-based.
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