In the days following its perihelion, people around the world snapped some stunning pictures of the comet and its spectacular tail. While not visible from the Northern Hemisphere, people in the ...

The boiling is so intense, that the world has developed a comet-like tail stretching 350,000 miles behind it, scientists announced on Tuesday. Don't retire on this planet The planet, called WASP ...

A comet called ATLAS dazzled the southern skies for the last few weeks. Now it's heading out of view for half a million years ...

G3 (ATLAS), the 'Great Comet of 2025,' lit up the night sky in Chile, offering a rare and breathtaking sight for stargazers, ...

Beautifully captured against a starry sky, Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS) — dubbed by some as the "Great Comet of 2025" — shines ...

The “comet of the century” that was likely last seen by the Neanderthals seemed to develop a physics-defying second tail as ...

It has long been assumed that the gases of a comet tail are pushed away from the comet by the pressure of light from the sun. It now appears that many tails are caused by a wind of charged particles ...

The comet is now but a shadow of its former self. The photograph shown is one by Prof. Barnard on September 30th at 4:34 a. M. with an exposure of only five minutes. The tail was 5 or 6 degrees ...

since the comet will rise near Venus, which appears as the brightest "star" in the sky. Look for a "bright, fuzzy head" with "a short, westward-pointing tail," Bob King of Sky and Telescope wrote ...

Following perihelion, the comet showed signs of disintegration but still put on a dazzling display of bright tails. As it heads toward the edge of the solar system, it will slowly start to fade.