Comet ATLAS was a cosmic flop last year. Scientists finally know why.
The Comet ATLAS was a cosmic flop last year and scientists may finally know why | The new reality of UFOs: An interview with journalist Leslie Kean | Astronaut says pinched nerve is why NASA called off space station spacewalk
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When scientists first spotted Comet ATLAS last year, they hoped it would be the brightest comet of the decade. Then, the icy hunk unexpectedly fell to pieces. Now they know why.
Leslie Kean is a veteran investigative reporter who has spent over 20 years delving into the once-taboo topic of unidentified flying objects (UFOs). UFOs are now established as real, she says.
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