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Ion abundances in the plasma tail of 3I/ATLAS show that it is N2-rich
Interstellar objects allow us to compare the early planetary formation process in the Solar System and around other stars. The second and third interstellar objects, 2I/Borisov and 3I/ATLAS, showed visible signs of activity, making it possible to assess their composition via spectroscopic analysis o
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