Harvard Professor Avi Loeb has discussed 15 specific anomalies associated with 3I/ATLAS and highlighted the importance of examining them without prior expectations. According to Loeb, anomalies are by definition unexpected, and their relevance does not depend on whether they were predicted.

While NASA's James Webb Telescope and other instruments have already spotted abundant water vapor, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide in 3I/ATLAS's coma, X-ray observations are uniquely sensitive to lighter gases such as hydrogen and nitrogen that are otherwise hard to detect.

After building dedicated apps for Meta’s Quest and other VR headsets, Atlas Obscura expands to HTC’s Viverse platform. This is Lowpass by Janko Roettgers, a newsletter on the ever-evolving intersection of tech and entertainment, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week.

I've taken incredible photos of this interstellar comet for more than a month using two tiny iPad-connected scopes in my windowsill. You can catch it too, if you act quickly.