Oumuamua Mystery: Metallic Surface Confirmed? ʻOumuamua, the first known interstellar object detected passing through our solar system, continues to intrigue scientists. Recent studies suggest its unusual acceleration may be linked to a surface rich in metallic hydrogen or nitrogen ice, rather than traditional comet activity. Unlike comets, ʻOumuamua showed no visible gas or dust tail, raising questions about its true composition. Its extreme brightness variations hint at an elongated or pancake

Astronomers have cataloged eight planets, 6,500 comets and more than 525,000 asteroids, but a mysterious thing happened on October 19, 2017 in Hawaii that grabbed the attention of millions of people and scientists around the world because what they discovered was unlike anything seen before. The first ever recorded interstellar object was found to have entered our solar system somewhere from deep space. It was given the name Oumuamua, named after the Hawaiian term for ‘scout’ or ‘messenger from

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