Our solar system flies an interlocking object. The visitor from the depths of the universe with the catalog name A11PL3Z is the information from the European space organization ESA on the way to the sun at high speed.
According to ESA, A11PL3Z is not a danger to our earth and will pass near the Marsbaan. If the object is interstellar, it would be the third of its kind. It is believed that it is ten to 20 kilometers long. The building will be clearer at the end of October and will continue to observe until next year. An investigation is not possible because of the high speed.
The object will “fly deep through the solar system and soon penetrate Mars’ job,” explains the head of the planetary Ministry of Defense of the ESA, Richard Moissl. If it is confirmed that the object does not come from our solar system, it would only be the third interstellar object that was once found on the road.
“We are currently not 100 percent safe, but everything else would be a surprise,” said Moissl. For the first time, astronomers discovered an interlocking object in the solar system in 2017, another was identified in 2019.
Object is a maximum of 20 kilometers wide
According to MOISSL, it is currently assumed that the property is approximately ten to 20 kilometers wide, possibly smaller. “It will be clearer until the end of October, approaching the sun and then recognizable until next year with the telescope.”
An investigation of the object will probably not be possible. It is “considerably faster” than the other two previously discovered interstellar objects, the astronomer explained from the British University of Central Lancashire, Mark Norris.
Models assume a maximum of 10,000 interstellar objects that are in the solar system at a certain time. These objects would offer a rare insight into the living conditions outside the solar system, says Norris. If amino acids were discovered on it, this would be an indication of the possibility of life.
Source: Krone
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