5.9K views · 4.2K reactions | This video shows Comet 3I/ATLAS during its closest approach to Earth, captured by astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy using high-resolution imaging and careful tracking. The footage highlights the comet’s structure and motion against the background stars, offering a rare, detailed look from Earth’s perspective. Credit: Andrew McCarthy (@cosmic_background) | SpaceEve | Facebook

77K views · 1.7K reactions | These breathtaking images of Comet 67P...

As Comet Lemmon made its closest approach to Earth on Oct 21, I brought out the 600mm to get some detailed shots of the Comet’s head. At 56 million miles this is the closest look most of us will get in this lifetime. What’s also amazing with this 1.5 hour timelapse is that you can see the movement of the Comet against the background of stars. It’s moving at 135,000 miles per hour! Or 60 Km per second! Although the sky was congested with the traffic of planes, satellites, meteors and ufo’s 🛸, it

65K views · 1.7K reactions | Comet Lemmon Will Brighten This Month - A new comet is racing toward the Sun, growing brighter with each night. But will we truly see it, or will city lights erase its ghostly glow? According to the Comet Observation Database, Comet Lemmon could soon shine bright enough for the naked eye. How rare is such an event, and what makes this icy traveler so special? Watch to uncover the mystery before it fades from our sky. | The Brain Maze | Facebook

56K views · 291 reactions | A comet from another star system is...