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Comet Water Surge Captured by Swift UV

A massive comet water surge has been captured by Swift’s UV-Optical Telescope, revealing one of the most extreme outbursts ever recorded. Scientists observed OH emission skyrocketing to 5.7 × 10²⁸ molecules per second — nearly 40 times higher than last month. This colossal water eruption confirmed a deep, violent outburst from the comet’s nucleus, not just surface dust. Learn how ultraviolet observations revealed the comet’s hidden secrets and why this discovery is rewriting our understanding of cometary activity.

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