An interstellar visitor appears

A mysterious comet from another star system just entered our solar system. Want to see it up close? →

Not from around here

3I/ATLAS isn’t a regular comet — its path shows it came from another star. Curious why that matters?

A tiny frozen core

At its heart: a dark, rocky-icy nucleus the size of a city. Imagine that racing through space.

A glowing halo of gas

Heat from the Sun makes a dusty, glowing coma — a ghostly atmosphere around the nucleus. Swipe to see the color.

Two very different tails

Look — a blue ion tail and a warmer dust tail pulling in different directions. Stunning split!

Speed demon on a one-time visit

3I/ATLAS is moving so fast it won’t return — a one-shot cosmic sight. Tap to learn its speed.

A relic from another star

Comets like this carry materials from other systems — clues about distant planets and formation. Excited?

Telescopes turned their eyes

From backyard scopes to giant observatories — we tracked 3I/ATLAS across the sky. See the view.

Myth busters: comet edition

No, it won’t hit Earth or end life — it’s a beautiful, harmless visitor. Want the facts?

Watch it while you can

This interstellar wanderer won’t come back. Follow updates and images — swipe up to track 3I/ATLAS in real time.