Astronomers observe dramatic change in interstellar object behavior.

A newly discovered visitor from beyond our solar system, 3I/ATLAS, has surprised astronomers with what appears to be a spectacular and sudden disintegration near the Sun. First spotted in July 2025 as it entered the inner solar system, the object pursued a hyperbolic trajectory that clearly marked it as interstellar. As it reached perihelion in late October, the spacecraft and Earth-based telescopes observed an intense brightening followed by signs that the object may be fragmenting. If confirmed, this event offers a rare glimpse into how ancient bodies from deep space behave under extreme solar stress.



