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Time is running out. With just 96 hours until departure, astronomers say this may be the last chance to study 3I/ATLAS before the interstellar comet exits the inner solar system. Often described as an “alien comet,” the term refers to its origin beyond our solar system, not extraterrestrial life — but its behavior has been anything but ordinary.

In this video, we explain why the next 96 hours are so critical. As 3I/ATLAS moves away from Mars and the Sun, its brightness and activity are expected to drop rapidly, making detailed observation increasingly difficult. Scientists are racing to collect final datasets on its composition, emissions, motion, and response to planetary and solar influences.

Teams connected to NASA, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), Gemini Observatory, and international tracking networks are coordinating last observations to capture high-resolution spectra and motion data. These final measurements could answer lingering questions about why 3I/ATLAS behaved differently from known comets — and whether it represents a new class of interstellar object.

This is not speculation or hype. Every detail discussed is grounded in verified telescope observations, time-limited observation windows, and ongoing scientific analysis. Once 3I/ATLAS departs, it may not be observable again for centuries — if ever.

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