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Vera Rubin Observatory could find up to 70 interstellar objects a year

Vera Rubin Observatory could find up to 70 interstellar objects a year
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Vera Rubin Observatory Could Find Up to 70 Interstellar Objects a Year

Vera Rubin Observatory Could Find Up to 70 Interstellar Objects a Year
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Solar System intruder accelerates like a comet - Scienza e Tecnologia

'Oumuamua, the first interstellar object ever observed in the Solar System, is a comet, and more precisely a ‘dark comet’ as recently sighted tailless comets are called, according to research published in the journal Nature and coordinated by Jennifer B. …

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Solar System intruder accelerates like a comet - English

Oumuamua, the first interstellar object ever observed in the Solar System, is a comet, and more precisely a ‘dark comet’ as recently sighted tailless comets are called, according to research published in the journal Nature and coordinated by Jennifer B. Bergner of the University of California at Berkeley and Darryl Z. Seligman of the University of Chicago (ANSA)

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Solar System intruder accelerates like a comet

Oumuamua, the first interstellar object ever observed in the Solar System, is a comet, and more precisely a dark comet as recently sighted tailless comets are.

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