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A comet’s tail always points away from the sun, whichever way it travels
NASA’s STEREO spacecraft captured Comet ATLAS streaming a bright ion tail directly away from the Sun even as Solar Orbiter ...
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Comet Lemmon’s tail shredded by intense solar wind
Comet Lemmon, a dazzling celestial visitor, recently captivated astronomers as its tail was temporarily shredded by solar wind. This dramatic event, observed on October 21, 2025, highlights the ...
NASA’s Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory, or STEREO-A spacecraft, captured these images of comet ATLAS as it swooped by the Sun from May 25 – June 1. During the observations and outside STEREO’s ...
The ESA/NASA Solar Orbiter is currently making a series of swings around the solar system so it can get closer to its eventual target, the Sun. While the scientific laboratory travels, it has the ...
The ESA has announced that over the next few days, the Solar Orbiter will pass through the tails of comet Atlas. The Solar Orbiter only recently launched and wasn't due to begin taking science data at ...
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