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A new large cloud of solar plasma will hit 3I/ATLAS on Friday, November 21.
Calculations indicate that the new large plasma ejection recorded on the far side of the Sun on November 17 is aimed directly at the object 3I/ATLAS, which is currently located to the right of the Sun. The plasma cloud will strike the interstellar "comet-ship" at midday on Friday, November 21, at approximately 3:00 PM UTC.
LASCO coronagraphs have begun providing images of retrograde Mercury.
The retrograde motion of Mercury against the background of stars is currently being directly observed in images coming from the LASCO coronagraphs, which are studying the space around the Sun.
The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has moved more than 40 degrees away from the Sun and has returned to the zone of reliable observation.
The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, which recently passed behind the Sun, creating significant difficulties for observation, has now moved approximately 45 degrees from the solar disk, making it accessible for observation from Earth. A large number of images of the object will gradually appear (and are already appearing) in the near future, but these images will still shed little light on its nature.
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